I did this at work a couple of months ago its our own little run around to use for advertising. decals to go on as of yet. its holding up quite well and only cost around £100 in materials. Not bad for a beginner 

Looks good Aiden.  From your point of view, business wise, you can afford to re-do that ever year to keep it fresh.

Kenny roofs are the easiest part 

Just what I thought but oh no not a buggy roof the tops ok it's all the curves at the sides & edges!

While you are all talking wrap! Can you put it straight on top of fibre glass filler or do you have to prime it first? I'm thinking of doing my roof with it 

Rob

my was wrapped for a bar in Warrington as it was on hire for a while. the gp  pics on here I've two guys who can do it one does standard wraps the other guy can even print anything you want on wrap then laminate it then fit for you they are both near me just outside Manchester.....

While you are all talking wrap! Can you put it straight on top of fibre glass filler or do you have to prime it first? I'm thinking of doing my roof with it 

Rob

Tony just primed over filler  but preparation is the key as any imperfections will show through

While you are all talking wrap! Can you put it straight on top of fibre glass filler or do you have to prime it first? I'm thinking of doing my roof with it 

Rob

Tony just primed over filler  but preparation is the key as any imperfections will show through

Cheers for that. Yes I have got to do some preparation on it which ever way I go but the black gel coat it came in does not seem to go with the red gel coat of the buggy but the vinyl I have boxed the rear in with looks good. So I might go with a black vinyl fabric roof or some wrap with an interesting colour.

Rob