The Chris Evans pink Rolls Royce Ghost – provided by Rolls Royce for his FAB1 Million project to raise funds for Breast Cancer Care – actually has a pink vinyl wrap.
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But it seems Rolls Royce must have thought much the same, as it turns out that the impressive paint job isn’t actually that at all, but a pink vinyl wrap provided – free of charge – by car vinyl wrap experts Raccoon.
Raccoon chose a gloss laminated film to wrap the Ghost to make sure it looked as indistinguishable as possible from a bespoke paint job, and it worked.
No one has noticed the pinks Rolls Royce doesn’t have a custom paint job and that’s down to Raccoon taking extreme care to carefully wrap not just the outside panels, but also stuff like door sills and any areas that might otherwise give the game away.
Raccoon boss Richard Clark is suitable chuffed with their efforts. He said:
We were flattered to be approached to undertake the work and be a part of this amazing fundraising effort. We ensured that our resources and expertise were given to the project completely free of charge and are amazed with the resulting wrap.
The Rolls-Royce looks phenomenal and this is backed up by the comments across the internet and in the media who have reported that our wrap is a paint job! We wish Chris every success with his campaign and hope he smashes his target.
A good job – and free of charge – and a good illustration of just how impressive vinyl wrapping now is.
ensonguncelhaber says
An interesting Design. Look good
SimonSez says
Certainly look the part. How much does it cost? Cheaper than a paint job?