The metallic vinyl film has been a popular choice for matte car wrap lovers. It is not the most challenging material to apply. It has a uniquely subtle look with eye-catching metallic sheen. Of course,...
Car wrap tips
For a wrapped vehicle, there can be scuff marks on the vinyl film whenever you hit somewhere. It can be a garage or grove, literally anywhere with things that can scrape your car… Or even...
The durability of a vinyl finish relies on various factors. Sometimes, it gets shortened when a vehicle wrap is not applied correctly, or the surface is not clean enough before the installation. As a result,...
It looks easy to wrap a door on a Smart car with vinyl film, as it is primarily flat, and the door handle is easy to work around. There is only a tiny recessed gap...
Cutting is an essential skill for every car wrapper. Cutting directly on the wrap surface that is already applied to a vehicle is risky. However, if you are experienced enough to avoid accidentally damaging the...
For a license plate area that is severe and deep, it is challenging to wrap it with vinyl film. But some are made up of molding at the top, which can be easily removed. In...
A gas lid is not the most challenging part to wrap with vehicle film. But it is always good to keep learning, find a handier way, and get the job done more efficiently. Here...
Vehicles vary. Some have vents that are easy to wrap with vinyl film, but others are challenging, for example, the vent near the rear window on a Toyota Land Cruiser. This type of vent is...
