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WrapFest Review


WrapFest was a display of all things car wrapping


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ar wrapping specialists and installers gathered for the two-day event held


on October 3 and 4, to witness the very latest products and applications on display. Not only this, but if visitors ventured


down to Silverstone’s pit garages, live demonstrations by the event’s 11 sponsors took place all day long. The pit garages were transformed into a vibrant car wrapping hub, with experts showcasing the very latest application methods, with attendees even able to have a go themselves and test a wide range of products, from small precision tools and heat guns to finishing sprays and specialised squeegees. For example, Avery Dennison hosted


two insightful demonstrations, led by specialist trainers Ash Ellison and Dan Spouse. The two men explored the vibrant colours and application techniques of Mactac Colorwrap films


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and delved into the world of paint protection film. Back in the main exhibition hall, on


the Wrap Talks stage, attendees were treated to a whole host of informative


and thought-provoking topics. Sessions ranged from talks on sustainability and recycling to women in the world of wrap. Exclusive interviews with experts in the industry were also on the programme.


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The second WrapFest event came to a close in October after an exciting two days at Silverstone Race Circuit, but what were the highlights?


Attendees were able to watch live product demonstrations in the pit garages


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