How To Vinyl Wrap A Spoiler
Your spoiler takes the worst of the sun and road debris, and its curves, tight edges, and bolt holes make it the perfect practice piece for vinyl wrapping. This guide...
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How To Vinyl Wrap A Spoiler
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Do not wrap vehicle with vinyl film when it is wet
There can be different challenges when wrapping a car with vinyl wrap film. Having the vehicle turn up wet is definitely one of those that can be intervened right away....
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How does air egress tech work on vinyl wrap film
Over the years, more and more technologies have been developed to improve the experience in vinyl wrap film install. Air egress technology is a significant outcome among those. With...
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Everything you need to know about gloss metallic film
Gloss metallic wrap has been one of the most popular vinyl wrap films. But to achieve a perfect finish, there are things you need to know about this type of...
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The safe range for stretching vinyl wrap film
Overstretching is always something a wrapper needs to avoid during vinyl wrap film install. But how much exactly can you stretch without damaging the material? How much can you pull...
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Don’t apply vinyl wrap film while ceramic coatings on
It is common to wipe over a vehicle with ceramic coating for extra protection. People apply the coating on top of a vinyl wrap film and the bare surface of...
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Why you should wait after vinyl film wrapped on vehicle
Mostly, manufacturers would tell you clearly on the manual that it is recommended to leave a vehicle in the working space for 24 hours right after you wrap it. Yet,...
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Three important steps you should do after vinyl film wrapping
You can never call it a “wrap up” just because you have finished wrapping a car from top to bottom with vinyl wrap film. There are three more things to...
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How much do you know about carbon vinyl wrap film?
Carbon vinyl wrap film has been very popular in the market throughout the time. But how well do you know about it? Check out these properties below and see if...
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Wrap back fender with sharp angles in one piece of vinyl
It is not hard to wrap most parts of a back fender, except when you get to the sharp angles by the back window and the trunk, as well as...
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Create overlap for steep license plate wrapping
Sections on vehicles vary from one another. An installer needs to read the area you are wrapping before applying the vinyl wrap film onto the surface. A different structure would...
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Simple way to create customized look for your car with vinyl
For some vehicles, there are solid emblems (like Chevrolet’s) on its front grill or other spots like the hubcaps, which are usually the logo of the brand. This is where...
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Wrap scooped area on back bumper in one piece of vinyl
Back bumpers vary on different vehicles. For some, there are a few scooped upper sections, which have a few grooves extending towards the trunk that make it extremely challenging to...
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Create straight line for vinyl wrap film application
When handling a full print vinyl wrap film, one of the goals for a wrapper is to make sure the graphics stay straight on the body of the vehicle and...
