Has anyone wrapped their VTR?

[paulymeatballs]

Hi Guys, I was browsing jwraps site and noticed they're selling wraps for the innokin VTR. There's loads of different designs and textures to choose from and you can even design your own (for an extra charge).

Has anyone tried this?











I went for this flamey dragon type design:







Came to £10.28 delivered from the US which isn't too bad I think.

[flavourtank]

I saw ur post in another thread and had a look myself and some designs are pretty wicked maybe tempted when got the money

[Super-Shiny]

If i was going to do one i would choose custom : www.jwraps.com/product_p/custm-desgn.htm

With this:



Or something similar, something futuristic.

[jaysey]

Soooo...... Daft question but once these are on are you stuck with it .. Literally ? Or do they come off so interchangeable ? Don't fancy scrubbing sticky stuff of my vtr !


Oh dear that sounds a bit rude or it could just be how my mind works

[paulymeatballs]

I like that Super-Shiny! I had an idea for a custom job but they're quite a bit more expensive. Also I can see me making a real pig's ear of applying this wrap.
jaysey I've heard on reasonably good authority that they're sticky enough to hold but not so sticky that they can't be removed.

[Super-Shiny]

Jan 1, 2014 17:43:14 GMT paulymeatballs said:

Also I can see me making a real pig's ear of applying this wrap.

Look pretty easy:



But then again video's always do

[Perpetua]

What if you got a crinkle, I couldn't bear that.

[seniorphil]

Sorry I don't have any pictures at the moment, but I have made some wraps for a friends VTR using a laser cutter. Using the templates you could just as easily cut them out using a scalpel. For custom wraps you would need to get laser printable self adhesive vinyl. The link below(scroll down to the 5th or 6th post) contains files for full wraps and also seperate panels if you fancy a go. They are .pdf(for printers) and .svg/.studio(for laser cutters) fils included.
Go on have a go, remember Blue Peter with the "sticky back plastic", it's a bit like that.
www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/variable-voltage-apv-discussion/439171-new-itaste-vtr-not-released-62.html

[seniorphil]

Jan 1, 2014 21:36:02 GMT Perpetua said:

What if you got a crinkle, I couldn't bear that.

It's very forgiving stuff to work with. Take it slowly, if you get a wrinkle, remove back to a straight section and reapply.

[paulymeatballs]

The wrap turned up today, took less than a week from the USA! A partial success I'd say. Not flawless but it'll do.

[Super-Shiny]

Looks great paulymeatballs loving the red drip tip too with it, gives it the fiery look

Atleast you won't have to polish it no more

[toots]

I'm looking at getting this one for my vtr, when it gets here from China that is



I just loooove this type of design *shopping*

[Fockskey]

Looks the business paulymeatballs. What tank have you got on it?

[toots]

Jan 7, 2014 21:32:32 GMT paulymeatballs said:

The wrap turned up today, took less than a week from the USA! A partial success I'd say. Not flawless but it'll do.

I think it looks super dooper

[paulymeatballs]

Jan 7, 2014 21:53:09 GMT Fockskey said:

Looks the business paulymeatballs. What tank have you got on it?

Thanks buddy, it's the Aspire BDC, my fave clearo!