Can a white car be wrapped in black?
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A white car can be wrapped in black. The application process for changing a vehicle's color is relatively simple, mainly including vehicle inspection, form filling, and certificate issuance. The specific steps are as follows: Vehicle Inspection: First, inspect the car in its original factory condition. The inspection content is similar to that of an annual inspection. Form Filling: Fill out the color change application form at the vehicle management office. After completing it as instructed, submit it to the processing window and wait for processing. Certificate Issuance: Once the process is successful, a new vehicle registration certificate will be issued. Note that a certain processing fee is required. Methods to Change Vehicle Color: There are mainly two methods: full-body repainting and full-body wrapping. Full-body wrapping is the most common and practical method. It is relatively inexpensive, protects the original paint, and can be easily removed when no longer desired. Additionally, it prevents vehicle depreciation when selling a used car due to repainting. Vehicle modifications are divided into appearance modifications and performance modifications. The simplest appearance modifications include adding a spoiler, changing the body kit, or altering the vehicle color. Performance modifications include replacing the exhaust system, upgrading the turbo, engine forging, and ECU remapping.
