vinyling

A raised logo can be easily made out of packing foam and a sharp razor knife..if it is too thin double up. You can also purchase foam sheets at home depot or similar in various thickness..you don't want something too soft of it won't hold it's shape once the material is layed and pressed over it.

As far as wrapping a box in vinyl..I can tell you from experience..if you are going to see more then the face of the box..have an upolstry shop stitch it for you..the vinyl can not pysically bend around a box without major wrinkles...and trying to stretch and cut it to meet the excess is not the same as with trunkliner...it will simply look horrible any other way..well at least IMO.

YOu will need adhesive too, what I am going to use on my door panels I made is Weldwood HHR Contact Cement....its not the stuff u get at homedepot at all. the place I found it was at my local auto trim shop where I got my vinyl too(i got it exactly matched to my interior). It usually comes in a 5 gallon pail but they were really nice and let me bring up a bottle so they could pour some in.  From what I read on the net, the Weldwood HHR Contact Cement (or found at "Weldwood Landau Top & Trim Cement" ) is one of the(if not the only) best adhesive to use. It withstands very high temps.

the shop owner said they use this on everything because it works so well. if you use the stuff at homedepot, it will have a chance of pealing off if its hot out.

also what I did to make it easier to upholster/vinyl is by taking the cloth backing off of the vinyl using MEK(nasty stuff from what I hear, ull want chemical gloves). I got it at Lowes.  TO do this i just took my vinyl, brushed the MEK on the backing, let it evaporate, brush some more on and then pulled the cloth backing off.  It will work like a charm now