Does Slate offer option to print and install a custom wrap?

[tubes]

OK, backing off of the obvious answers. As an engineer, my answer is "But just look at the RGB codes!"

As a normal human (I'm an engineer, so I can call us all abnormal from time to time), I ask the question, "What about custom wraps? And why do you have so few interesting decals?"

"Hello, Kitty" is beyond obvious. But apparently too expensive, so Slate decided on Crayola.

But what about "fire stripes" down the side, or other crazy new stuff on the hood. Back a few posts we talked about Fire/Thunder birds. But there are other designs. Slate has exactly one as far as I can tell, and I'll post it below.

I think we are saying we want more than this?

Slate's answer is the "Sunburst Hood'. OK. To my generation, I say "stuff it." I want more choices.

Sunburst Hood for $290:

 

[KevinRS]

Colors can be trademarked. T-Mobile pink and Tiffany Blue come to mind. Just pulled up this NPR article on it.

Characters can be changed enough to get around copyright. No Hello Kitty, but off-brand "Greetings Kitten" might get a pass. You can of course go nuts with Steamboat Willie Mickey Mouse now that he's public domain though, and a full black and white Steamboat Willie wrap might be pretty cool.

But Slate isn't going to match a pantone color. They have real close to 1000 colors to choose from, selected by hex values, not even CMYK. Attempt to match T-mobile pink or Tiffany blue, and hold up a swatch of the real color, and it's not going to quite match.