Wrapping solo with vinyl film can be frustrating sometimes, but not if you know the right approach and techniques. Here is an efficient way to wrap a front fender by yourself: Anchor on the...
Car wrap tips
Wrapping a mirror in one piece of vinyl film can be easy or challenging, depending on what kind of mirror you have. The one on a BMW M2 is definitely something you should pay more...
Removing headlights to wrap a front bumper with vinyl film can take a lot of time, although it guarantees a smooth process to achieve full coverage under the lights. There is a more convenient way...
Some vehicles have moldings around their side window. And installers tend to take them off and get better access for full coverage with vinyl wrap film. However, it is risky to remove these moldings in...
Oftentimes, emblems ought to be removed to ensure a smooth vinyl wrapping process. For some vehicles like Corvette, Peugeot or Range Rover, their emblems are made up with separate letters, making it challenging to put...
Wrapping a hood with vinyl film is usually a relatively easy job. But if you are dealing with a composite one like Corvette Stingray’s, it can be a little tricky because there are sharp corners,...
Wrapping an antenna in one piece of vinyl film is easy if you have a clear mind regarding what you are doing. But wrapping a curvy antenna like one on a Rolls Royce Ghost will...
A precise measurement is the first step to a successful vinyl film wrapping project. It is essential to know how much wrap material you need for the work. This can give you confidence and ensure...
