3 Vinyl Wrapping Tips/Tricks for Beginners (Part 1)

[@CrotchetRocket]

Incredibly clear and deliberate. Great presentation, very useful information, man thanks.

[@astralautostyling]

Thanks for watching!

[@h20cycle1]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@astralautostyling]

@@h20cycle1 thanks for watching!

[@etdancer]

Great video for beginners. All beginners should watch this video.

[@astralautostyling]

Thank you!

[@tonyholmes9024]

Those are great tips thanks!!

[@astralautostyling]

Thanks for watching!

[@mhilderbrand7693]

Thanks! Good stuff!

[@astralautostyling]

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@kadeyamaria131]

Do you have to remove the parts on the doors ?

[@astralautostyling]

@@kadeyamaria131 yes, it makes wrapping 100x easier when you remove the door handles and mirrors

[@suspensefulness]

do u have a video on the gt500 bumper ,im a newbie😢

[@astralautostyling]

No I haven’t wrapped one yet🤕

[@suspensefulness]

@@astralautostyling dang i gotta s550 i watched 100 videos but this bumper gotta be a tuff wrap

[@suspensefulness]

@@astralautostyling salute to your tips..🫡

[@astralautostyling]

@@suspensefulness thank you!

[@JoelBlauvelt]

Why is the top piece obviously overlapping /not butted to the lower? Was the piece cut by the invisible knife not removed?

[@astralautostyling]

Butt joints aren’t used as frequently and are often more visible. The seams created by inlays are nearly invisible if they are correctly placed on a body line

[@rshannon91]

Butt joints don't work well with automotive vinyl wraps, you will get a visible gap showing in no time. I generally overlap panels 1/2".