There is a lot to consider when wrapping a bumper with vinyl wrap film. Recessed areas can be one kind of challenge. Besides them, there can be tricky raised objects that are very close to...
Car wrap tips
When wrapping with vinyl wrap film, it is crucial to hold the blade at the right angle to achieve the best result. Sometimes it should be held at a 45-degree angle, while other times, it...
When wrapping around hardware with vinyl wrap film, installers tend to wrap farther as they remove the parts like lights or mirrors. But how far is enough to achieve full coverage? If you cannot...
It is common for the top area of a back bumper to get scratches or even damages due to frequent contacts because of the usage of the trunk. Thus, it is good to wrap a...
For recessed area wrapping, it is common for wrappers to bridge the vinyl wrap film on the flat section over this area. However, it might lead to distortion if you did not form the material...
Full print film is a kind of visual enjoyment on the road. But if it is not wrapped properly, it becomes another story. A normal non-directional vinyl wrap film might look just fine even...
It might happen from time to time that you realize a piece of vinyl wrap film is not long enough to cover up the section that you are wrapping. The last thing you want...
When wrapping around a front light or back light with vinyl wrap film, it is challenging to wrap underneath, as there is a deep gap, and it is tricky to get your wrap fully...
