Wrapping a Rusty Car: Is It Possible?
Car wrapping has exploded in popularity, offering a dynamic way to personalize vehicles. But what happens when the canvas isn't pristine? Can you successfully wrap a car with rust or...
How to install vinyl wrap
Wrapping a Rusty Car: Is It Possible?
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Hot or cold? Make vinyl wrapping under control｜TeckWrap
Climate matters a lot for the durability of vinyl film, as it can affect the life span of a car wrap. In the same way, the temperature in a wrapping...
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Hood wrapping with vinyl: Which direction?｜TeckWrap
Today, many of the most popular types of vinyl wrap are directional films, including gloss and matte metallic, satin, and carbon fiber wraps. When wrapping with this kind of material,...
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General tips for roof wrapping｜TeckWrap
Wrapping a roof with vinyl wrap film can be easy or sometimes challenging, depending on whether you have the right approach and pay attention to some small things. Here are...
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Vinyl craft: General tips for cutting｜TeckWrap
For vinyl installation, cutting is a must-learn technique. It is also a skillful job and can determine whether you can achieve a perfect paint-like finish, which is the ultimate goal...
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Vinyl stretching: Do it cold｜TeckWrap
Most vinyl wrap films in the market today have memory effect. At some point, a wrapper aims to eliminate the material’s memory to achieve a perfect finish. But sometimes, you...
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Wrapping: Level up your vinyl squeegeeing skill｜TeckWrap
As an essential skill for vinyl film wrapping, squeegeeing matters a lot when installing a material. Doing it wrong might damage the film and lead to failure. Here are some...
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Vinyl wrapping: what you shouldn’t neglect during the process｜TeckWrap
Installing vinyl wrap film is never only about wrapping. Many other things involved during the process are as important as the installation itself because the key to a perfect finish...
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Vinyl wrapping: bumper with extended area at the bottom｜TeckWrap
Some bumpers have an attached extended area at the bottom, making the wrapping process a little bit complicated. It is ok to wrap the whole area in one piece for...
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Wrapping sided hood in one piece｜TeckWrap
Usually, a hood is a straightaway piece of cover secured at the front of a vehicle. But some are sided with a one-centimeter-wide area underneath on the left and right....
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Wrapping rear bumper with extended bottom area｜TeckWrap
Rear bumpers are usually not the most challenging part to wrap with vinyl film. But for some of those with an attachment at the bottom, which creates a recessed corner,...
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Save vinyl and increase efficiency during pre-production｜TeckWrap
As more and more advanced technologies are applied to the vinyl film industry, the cost of a wrap has been relatively increased. And you certainly want to save as much...
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Wrapping sided hood with inlay｜TeckWrap
Usually, a hood is a straightaway cover secured on top at the front of a vehicle. But some of them are sided with a one-centimeter-wide area underneath on their left...
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Achieve tension-free roof corners｜TeckWrap
Corners are always a tricky area to wrap with vinyl. And it can be double tough for corners on a roof. On such a big section like this, one wrong...
