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One of the current trends of the wrap world involves weathered design and the freshest example of such a second skin job comes from a McLaren 570S.
The Woking sportscar has been gifted with a wrap that pays tribute to the days when James Hunt brought F1 victories to the British marque. And while tobacco itself is not something we want to bring under the spotlights, the F1-inspired livery of this mid-engine machine is nothing short of a delight. Oh, and let's not forget the endurance racing-like headlight tint.
The design of the wrap comes from digital artist Scott Kepple, whose creations we've featured on multiple occasions.
The racecar look is completed by the other aftermarket goodies on the British velocity tool. We're talking about a Vorsteiner 570-VX aero package, with this being dominated by a generous fixed wing.
The said developer also provided the custom shoes of the Macca, which now rides on V-SF 001 rims that come in a white finish (the wheels were powder coated).
"You’ve got to see it in person to really appreciate the attention to detail and the crazy weathering that went into this design," the creators of the custom project tell us.
As for the paint of this Macca, the factory finish of the supercar enjoys all the protection in the world. And that's because there's a stealth paint protection film covering the wrap, one that involves a ceramic coating. And the McLaren 570S we have here even features a windshield protection film.
Now, it might seem like all these layers of protection are a bit of an overkill. Nevertheless, when we're dealing with velocity tools that get hooned in groups of vehicles, as, for instance, it happens during road rallies, one can never have too much protection against rocks and road debris.
The design of the wrap comes from digital artist Scott Kepple, whose creations we've featured on multiple occasions.
The racecar look is completed by the other aftermarket goodies on the British velocity tool. We're talking about a Vorsteiner 570-VX aero package, with this being dominated by a generous fixed wing.
The said developer also provided the custom shoes of the Macca, which now rides on V-SF 001 rims that come in a white finish (the wheels were powder coated).
"You’ve got to see it in person to really appreciate the attention to detail and the crazy weathering that went into this design," the creators of the custom project tell us.
As for the paint of this Macca, the factory finish of the supercar enjoys all the protection in the world. And that's because there's a stealth paint protection film covering the wrap, one that involves a ceramic coating. And the McLaren 570S we have here even features a windshield protection film.
Now, it might seem like all these layers of protection are a bit of an overkill. Nevertheless, when we're dealing with velocity tools that get hooned in groups of vehicles, as, for instance, it happens during road rallies, one can never have too much protection against rocks and road debris.
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