You're a real dude. You're videos are so easy to watch. No drama. No cursing every other word. No annoying music. You're thorough and kind. I watch all the ads cuz I want this content to keep on going. Keep it up 🤘🤘🤘🤘 Edit: I agree with some other commentors that you should have some better lighting on some videos. Like the Tesla interior wrap could have used it. I'm a total noob for wrapping, so I'm not critiquing, just giving an opinion.
Soooooo, I came here looking for examples of carbon fiber wrapped interior for my jeep gladiator and saw yours and hit that subscribe button like an 8 yr old on crack playing whack a mole. Nice job on the wrap dude!
I had the same exact issue when wrapping the hideous OEM wood trim on my ‘17 GMC Denali with Vvivid’s mahogany. The one piece I could not remove had the gear shifter & drive mode select knob on it. I created a template of the entire trim piece with 2 layers of painter’s tape, cutting out the exact shape of the trim + 1/2” and of all “Holes” if you will that I would need to cut out in the vinyl then stuck the tape onto 2 pieces of photo paper stuck together to get the proper length, traced & cut out the tape template onto the photo paper, the, to the vinyl wrap itself, this way when it came time to wrap that piece the vinyl was precut & slid right over the gear shifter & drive mode select knob. Yes, a lot of extra work on the pre install, but worth it when it came time to wrap that piece.
Bro. Just have to say. You have come a long way from watching your older videos. You make great videos. Please keep them coming. Thanks for all your advice.
G'day Christian love your content, total mastery! One suggestion on videos like this would be a neutral cover on your white table, it'll reduce the contrast and the camera will show up the dark details much better, without having to add more lights. Best I've found is a medium grey or blue, tablecloth or large sheet of art paper. Hope that helps man, cheers from Australia.
Always a good idea to wipe down those plastic pieces even if they are brand new because I am pretty sure they use a release agent so they will pop out of the cast at the factory after that hot plastic as been shot into the mold.
Excellent video for when I decide to start some interior work on my 2011 Genesis project. Great to have met you today Christian, almost felts as if I was meeting a celebrity after watching a number of your videos. As shared this afternoon I am extremely thankful for your videos, sharing the knowledge of your craft and attention to detail. Today I received my fist compliment when I took my newly (not yet complete) wrapped car for a ride.
I know 😂 😂 😂. I have 9 lights with an output of 21,000 lumens each and it still doesn't seem to be enough. You feel like you go blind when you look at one of them. Maybe I need to adjust the placement
Im a RV tech by trade and I've watched almost all your videos, and I still can't believe how much you can heat and stretch these films. Our decals are not even close to that forgiving or manipulable and I've tried your techniques. We even have Avery and 3m brand decals. They must be super low end cause when we get the local vinyl shop to make custom discontinued decals they feel way thicker and manipulate well. Oem if you don't use soapy water then there's no way you're pulling it back off the trailer without stretching and ruining the decal.
Do you have BusWrap , can't remember the company name but it starts with an F..? I had my first experience with that stuff last week and it's trash to work with lol Edit: nevermind, just saw that you said you're using 3M and Avery.. what line of 3M/Avery are you using? In the wrap world, it's typically 3M 1080 vinyl, and Avery SW900 or SWF.. anything else could be more difficult to work with. Maybe you have a lower end calendared vinyl rather than cast
If it's a cast film have you tried using rapid tac or rapid tac 2? You can even use rapid tac 2 on any type film, also doubles as a bonding agent when it dries.
awesome vid, The new VIVID wrap looks factory fresh, like it came with the vehicle, I would love to see inside door panels wrapped and the process to do so. Keep up the great work.
I posted a comment a few weeks back, thanking you for teaching so much and being a major reason I have been so fascinated with vinyl... And that I was trying to get a job/internship at a shop As of last Friday, I HAVE that internship position and I am so excited to go in today for my first full day of learning and hands on experience wrapping a brand new landrover SVR. You and your helpful content are a big reason why I got interested, so I truly thank ya Christian! Keep it up, us newbies love getting the tips and techniques from you.. I'll for sure be watching **every** video from here on out (I already was though, ha)
Love your videos man. Is there by chance a gloss forged carbon you can link to? I will use the matte if I have to but to match my other interior trim I think I would prefer a gloss. This will be for relatively small parts.
Totally surprised I’m loving the Forged Carbon! Might consider it on the FJ Cruiser. Right now though I’m struggling to find a good wood grain for interior trim on a Holden Cruze 🇦🇺😏🙄
Do you not use an adhesion promoter with the Vvivid wraps when doing small interior panels? Trying to learn how to do this, and so far, your videos have helped me feel confident in doing this.
Looks awesome! Quick question. I'm looking for the darkest of black in carbon fiber. I would like it to be basically black black, but if you look at it really good, you can see that it has the carbon fiber pattern.... What's my best option? I don't want it to glare out at you that it is carbon fiber wrap
After getting my hands on it. I’ve noticed when applying heat, if you hit it too many times with the heat, the pattern will go away and you’re left with a generic dark grey metallic kinda. :/
Not too sure about vivvid thickness, but you should be able to feed those recesses with leaching and pocket techniques and middle relief cut, it would require post heat but I belive cuts in corners wasn't necessary...
@@NsXy I'm not TH-camr to do so. And I can see sugestions are not much welcome here. I'm wrap institute member, never seen cuts in inside corners technique there.. Christian posiblyknow what I'm talking about..
@@valkyriesurvives5109 more likely its beacuse its plastic, you would really need primer in corners, not ideal for post heat as well, but I wouldn't say "impossible"...
@CKwraps Apparently, Jeep is having an issue with windshields lately. @Litebritestudios went through 2 oem ones before they went with an aftermarket unit. The aftermarket one has lasted the longest so far.
sleepless247 - ((an equally irrelevant statement)): @CKwraps Ya know Chrysler vehicles have notoriously bad A-arms that usually need to be replaced within 30,000 miles.. 😐-😑-🤫🤫-🤐...
Sweet looking stuff! That will look really good paired with some black alcantara/suede (Vvivid's XPO black suede) Are you using Fusion-Tools Afterburn tape on your gun? or is a different kind?
seeing how little heat it takes to manipulate the wrap what happens to the wrap when a car is closed up in the summer heat and the interior reaches 130+ degrees???
Watching this and I think you are realllllyyyy pulling it tight. Should any nick happen it will be pulled back fast. Like over tightening a drum. A relaxed fit allows you to really get in those recesses much easier than pulling it holding the other part down with your elbow. Try it out, I feel like I learned this in my first year of wrapping.
HI, I am trying to buy the forged carbon but it sends me to a different link for true R Carbon Fiber, also i cannot find this forged carbon on Vvivid website, have they removed it? Please let me know, also thank you for sharing your craft on youtube.
When wrapping a Jeep like that in Toronto, how well does it hold up to snow, cold and road salt. I take it you don’t drive this Jeep off-road so scratches from bushes and trees probably isn’t an issue. I’m just curious if this Jeep is driven year round wrapped? If so, does the wrap need replacing often?
Thanks for your reply. I’ve never had any car wrapped but have enjoyed watching your videos. It’s always fascinating watching very skilled masters of anything. I checked Vvivids website and love Grigio Telesto, I would love to have my 2017 F250 wrapped in it. Because I’m a urbanite and farmer, I was worried about off road scratches. If you haven’t, could you do a video on repair options for stuff like that?
Hexis has a very similar vinyl... how is called the red tape you used to wrap your heatgun ? The hot bit, I presume that prevents any accidentally burns...
How would you do that on a 2018 mustang? The air vents in those go much deeper. I tried to do that on my mustang once and was only able to do one vent hole right. so I know it's possible but I don't know what's the right technique. My dashboard is silver as well and I wanted to do carbon fiber but honestly, this looks much better.
Great Job! But you need another assistant to help you video tape cause half the time your doing work out of the camera and we can here you talking but not actually getting to see how to do it. Ty
Yeah armourall isnt to good on the factory foam/vinyl plastic parts makes em crack from the sun,in ultra hot envois like west australia,stuff just usless here makes sun damage happen superfast
This would be a lot easier to just plasti dip the part. Then once its plasti dipped you hydro dip the pattern over the plasti dip and when your over the pattern you can pull off the plasti dip and not damage or permanently color the part.
All do respect this is a WRAPPING channel bud. You also wouldn't get the texture hydro dipping, and definitely would take much longer and cost much more, not to mention how sensitive the hydro graphic will be to scuffing/ damage.
This ain't DipYourCar! Lol but in all seriousness, vinyl is incredibly different in terms of application strength, the benefits, and the variety and quality of the finish. Yes, it's more difficult.. but it is arguably better for the applications you'll see on this channel. I like plastidip, but it is just... Really different
Hey man...to both of you i get this is a wrapping channel. And you think some dude who watches this is gunna be able to pull that off i don't think so maybe some easy panels but not that stuff. All i was saying was the easiest way to do it is to plasti dip the part to protect the part. Not fully complete then you hydro dip it then you clear it... geeze i thought canadians were nice and would see that maybe this particular application is not for someone who just watched this one video and would like a easy option
LOVE your channel man, only thing is that startling sound you have right at the start - scared the absolute sh#$ out of me.! It's REALLY loud even with volume set normally.
Improve the camera angles and lighting please. I was struggling to see clearly what were you doing. Above all you were just talking over 7 minutes! Bro please take my suggestion in a good way. Respect your hardworking.
Your lighting is “back-lit” per the shadows here. PUT THAT LIGHT OUT FRONT, ON THE ITEM. So must LOST due to dark shadows, we can’t see the item, detail of wrap you are doing. I gave up and went on because of this.
You're a real dude. You're videos are so easy to watch. No drama. No cursing every other word. No annoying music. You're thorough and kind. I watch all the ads cuz I want this content to keep on going. Keep it up 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Edit: I agree with some other commentors that you should have some better lighting on some videos. Like the Tesla interior wrap could have used it. I'm a total noob for wrapping, so I'm not critiquing, just giving an opinion.
Soooooo, I came here looking for examples of carbon fiber wrapped interior for my jeep gladiator and saw yours and hit that subscribe button like an 8 yr old on crack playing whack a mole. Nice job on the wrap dude!
This is still installed on my JT interior and holding up great.
I had the same exact issue when wrapping the hideous OEM wood trim on my ‘17 GMC Denali with Vvivid’s mahogany. The one piece I could not remove had the gear shifter & drive mode select knob on it. I created a template of the entire trim piece with 2 layers of painter’s tape, cutting out the exact shape of the trim + 1/2” and of all “Holes” if you will that I would need to cut out in the vinyl then stuck the tape onto 2 pieces of photo paper stuck together to get the proper length, traced & cut out the tape template onto the photo paper, the, to the vinyl wrap itself, this way when it came time to wrap that piece the vinyl was precut & slid right over the gear shifter & drive mode select knob. Yes, a lot of extra work on the pre install, but worth it when it came time to wrap that piece.
Bro. Just have to say. You have come a long way from watching your older videos. You make great videos. Please keep them coming. Thanks for all your advice.
I was looking for a forged carbon wrap for my interior last week couldn’t find one so I just got a carbon fiber and now this comes out 😂🤦🏽♂️
I just got good at wrapping presents 🎁 I think wrapping cars and interior is hard.I give you respect ✊ You do nice work ✊💎
G'day Christian love your content, total mastery! One suggestion on videos like this would be a neutral cover on your white table, it'll reduce the contrast and the camera will show up the dark details much better, without having to add more lights.
Best I've found is a medium grey or blue, tablecloth or large sheet of art paper.
Hope that helps man, cheers from Australia.
Turned out awesome! The red door jam on your Jeep doesn't look bad
Always a good idea to wipe down those plastic pieces even if they are brand new because I am pretty sure they use a release agent so they will pop out of the cast at the factory after that hot plastic as been shot into the mold.
Good video.....the one thing i would make the video better is having some back lighting when doing videos woth dark colors in them
Excellent video for when I decide to start some interior work on my 2011 Genesis project. Great to have met you today Christian, almost felts as if I was meeting a celebrity after watching a number of your videos. As shared this afternoon I am extremely thankful for your videos, sharing the knowledge of your craft and attention to detail. Today I received my fist compliment when I took my newly (not yet complete) wrapped car for a ride.
I used isopropyl on a shifter bezel on a Honda Civic and it completely took the factory paint off it
I'm a gonna wrap my toilet seat in carbon
i did and also my refrigerator. my wife hates it!!
good idea lol
haha with all that leftover material lol
i was thinking about wrapping my table ;)
I’m gona do my microwave!!! ASAP
It should give it a 10hp gain!! 😂
Great video but you needed more lights so we can see what you're doing!!
I know 😂 😂 😂. I have 9 lights with an output of 21,000 lumens each and it still doesn't seem to be enough. You feel like you go blind when you look at one of them. Maybe I need to adjust the placement
Light ist there, i thing he needs better camera or just simple schuld record with the Iphone like Goonzquad guys. other then that videos are great.
@@CKWraps try DIALux light software if you want to simulate the placement. Easy to use
Im a RV tech by trade and I've watched almost all your videos, and I still can't believe how much you can heat and stretch these films. Our decals are not even close to that forgiving or manipulable and I've tried your techniques. We even have Avery and 3m brand decals. They must be super low end cause when we get the local vinyl shop to make custom discontinued decals they feel way thicker and manipulate well. Oem if you don't use soapy water then there's no way you're pulling it back off the trailer without stretching and ruining the decal.
Do you have BusWrap , can't remember the company name but it starts with an F..? I had my first experience with that stuff last week and it's trash to work with lol
Edit: nevermind, just saw that you said you're using 3M and Avery.. what line of 3M/Avery are you using? In the wrap world, it's typically 3M 1080 vinyl, and Avery SW900 or SWF.. anything else could be more difficult to work with. Maybe you have a lower end calendared vinyl rather than cast
If it's a cast film have you tried using rapid tac or rapid tac 2? You can even use rapid tac 2 on any type film, also doubles as a bonding agent when it dries.
Oh that looks damn good !!!!
Super sick titanium wrap.
awesome vid, The new VIVID wrap looks factory fresh, like it came with the vehicle, I would love to see inside door panels wrapped and the process to do so. Keep up the great work.
I posted a comment a few weeks back, thanking you for teaching so much and being a major reason I have been so fascinated with vinyl... And that I was trying to get a job/internship at a shop
As of last Friday, I HAVE that internship position and I am so excited to go in today for my first full day of learning and hands on experience wrapping a brand new landrover SVR.
You and your helpful content are a big reason why I got interested, so I truly thank ya Christian!
Keep it up, us newbies love getting the tips and techniques from you.. I'll for sure be watching **every** video from here on out (I already was though, ha)
U r great sir to teach US... Vvivids product is great......
Came for the carbon, stayed for that beautiful Datejust Jubilee. I have the same watch except it has an oyster bracelet.
Some skill that. Well in man looks epic
Loved the video, all I ask is can you add more light to your setup.
Thank you for this video, I'm going to do my jeep gladiator
you are so good looking. and the wrap is cool also
I can't find the forged cf vinyl in your link. Possible to share it again please..
Always love your work bru 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 simply amazing to watch you do perfect work.
Wow Chris that stuff looks mental.
Love your videos man. Is there by chance a gloss forged carbon you can link to? I will use the matte if I have to but to match my other interior trim I think I would prefer a gloss. This will be for relatively small parts.
Looks wild love it.
I have the exact same wrap and tried my interior console. Worked on it for hours. Jesus christ that was difficult
LOL, Just the tip. Thats what she said. Love the video.
Can you use this vinyl material on top off wooden and plastic surfaces, like tables for example or countertops?
Thanks for the video!
Totally surprised I’m loving the Forged Carbon! Might consider it on the FJ Cruiser.
Right now though I’m struggling to find a good wood grain for interior trim on a Holden Cruze 🇦🇺😏🙄
I needed to see how you did the passenger panel since I’m not removing it either :/
Would you be able to put like a ppf over it to give it a gloss finish for exterior trim pieces?
Do you not use an adhesion promoter with the Vvivid wraps when doing small interior panels? Trying to learn how to do this, and so far, your videos have helped me feel confident in doing this.
Gladiator looks awesome man! Loving the titanium chrome.
You make that look too easy!
What do you recommend for heating gun? What name brand do you use? Thank you for your time and grate job like always.
He has his tools in the drop down list.
Have you thought about a live show for some q&a?
That's a great idea
I need this in GLOSS ASAP
Do you have a video of wrapping the exterior of the Gladiator. I am purchasing a Gladiator this week and I am thinking of wrapping it. Thanks!
I do have some videos I haven't posted yet
We need some more Tesla rap tutorials CK! Front bumper plzzzzz
What a champion
Looks awesome!
Quick question. I'm looking for the darkest of black in carbon fiber. I would like it to be basically black black, but if you look at it really good, you can see that it has the carbon fiber pattern.... What's my best option? I don't want it to glare out at you that it is carbon fiber wrap
Wow... not sure if you did a good job, or not. Could not see what you did.... but I appreciate the effort!
Do you think they'll make a gloss forged carbon wrap?
Taylor Hayter luxe auto concepts makes gloss and matte
After getting my hands on it. I’ve noticed when applying heat, if you hit it too many times with the heat, the pattern will go away and you’re left with a generic dark grey metallic kinda. :/
Do you suggest ever using some sort of rubber glove to avoid finger prints while prepping?
Not too sure about vivvid thickness, but you should be able to feed those recesses with leaching and pocket techniques and middle relief cut, it would require post heat but I belive cuts in corners wasn't necessary...
Mariusz Czarnota You post a video of it since you can do it so much better
@@NsXy I'm not TH-camr to do so. And I can see sugestions are not much welcome here. I'm wrap institute member, never seen cuts in inside corners technique there.. Christian posiblyknow what I'm talking about..
I think he was just trying to get it done fast and easy cuz this is on his vehicle
@@valkyriesurvives5109 more likely its beacuse its plastic, you would really need primer in corners, not ideal for post heat as well, but I wouldn't say "impossible"...
Big hugs from Casablanca Morocco
@CKwraps Apparently, Jeep is having an issue with windshields lately. @Litebritestudios went through 2 oem ones before they went with an aftermarket unit. The aftermarket one has lasted the longest so far.
sleepless247 - ((an equally irrelevant statement)): @CKwraps Ya know Chrysler vehicles have notoriously bad A-arms that usually need to be replaced within 30,000 miles..
😐-😑-🤫🤫-🤐...
I'm going to use Exo Shield on the next one
Sweet looking stuff!
That will look really good paired with some black alcantara/suede (Vvivid's XPO black suede)
Are you using Fusion-Tools Afterburn tape on your gun? or is a different kind?
This tape is from signmakertools.ca
@@CKWraps cool Thanks man!
seeing how little heat it takes to manipulate the wrap what happens to the wrap when a car is closed up in the summer heat and the interior reaches 130+ degrees???
Please make videos about dissembling genesis coupe 🙏🏽
Watching this and I think you are realllllyyyy pulling it tight. Should any nick happen it will be pulled back fast. Like over tightening a drum.
A relaxed fit allows you to really get in those recesses much easier than pulling it holding the other part down with your elbow.
Try it out, I feel like I learned this in my first year of wrapping.
I've wrapped my interior trim 3x now...and the recessed areas seem to lift or not stick
Ronnie S what Brands have you used previously?
Chris have you got a video on the taillight tint you did and I commented on a while ago? 😀
This is exterior wrap as well correct? According to amazon says outdoors but just making sure.
Yes it is
HI, I am trying to buy the forged carbon but it sends me to a different link for true R Carbon Fiber, also i cannot find this forged carbon on Vvivid website, have they removed it? Please let me know, also thank you for sharing your craft on youtube.
I believe it may be sold out
Is it ok to wrap the passenger airbag area? Shouldn't the airbag area be free of any obstruction?
Potentially not a good idea. But with the airbag deploying at 120mph I doubt that a film which is 3 one thousands of an inch thick will have an impact
When wrapping a Jeep like that in Toronto, how well does it hold up to snow, cold and road salt. I take it you don’t drive this Jeep off-road so scratches from bushes and trees probably isn’t an issue. I’m just curious if this Jeep is driven year round wrapped? If so, does the wrap need replacing often?
I drive it year round and I also take it off road a lot. It does get scratched from branches but better the wrap than the paint
Thanks for your reply. I’ve never had any car wrapped but have enjoyed watching your videos. It’s always fascinating watching very skilled masters of anything. I checked Vvivids website and love Grigio Telesto, I would love to have my 2017 F250 wrapped in it. Because I’m a urbanite and farmer, I was worried about off road scratches. If you haven’t, could you do a video on repair options for stuff like that?
Can you spray a pearl spray paint on top of it, after you're finished?
Other then that i love the videos and the content you put out!
Literally just wrapped interior of my F350 in this material today lol
Hexis has a very similar vinyl... how is called the red tape you used to wrap your heatgun ? The hot bit, I presume that prevents any accidentally burns...
I think it's just called heat tape
What's the ideal temperature for the heat gun?
How would you do that on a 2018 mustang? The air vents in those go much deeper. I tried to do that on my mustang once and was only able to do one vent hole right. so I know it's possible but I don't know what's the right technique. My dashboard is silver as well and I wanted to do carbon fiber but honestly, this looks much better.
I'd have to get my hands on an interior to know how to go about it
First video with poor lightning and bad angles. Otherwise a good guide for DIY
Nice jaw line bro
when you broke but you wanna act rich in front of the cool kids at lunch. #carbonstickbombeverything
Imma have to see this in person before i buy it, could be cool or lame
It's actually super luxurious. Transformed my Jeep interior from boring to luxury. Everyone who's seen it in person loved the finish of the film
Using a black film you need better lighting so it makes it clearer as to what you are doing.
Great work. But the video angle needs work. Half the time we can't see what's happening off camera.
How often do you snap your blade to refresh it?
Anytime it begins to feel dull
Great Job! But you need another assistant to help you video tape cause half the time your doing work out of the camera and we can here you talking but not actually getting to see how to do it. Ty
Link dont work :(
www.amazon.com/VViViD-Forged-Carbon-Release-Technology/dp/B07WRDMYCV/ref=sr_1_3?crid=BX67NST9ERWS&keywords=vvivid+forged+carbon+fiber&qid=1573838300&s=automotive&sprefix=vvivid+forged%2Cautomotive%2C223&sr=1-3
Need your own brand of heat gun.......,...
Is this a Rolex commercial
I wish, then it might've been for free
Yeah armourall isnt to good on the factory foam/vinyl plastic parts makes em crack from the sun,in ultra hot envois like west australia,stuff just usless here makes sun damage happen superfast
This would be a lot easier to just plasti dip the part. Then once its plasti dipped you hydro dip the pattern over the plasti dip and when your over the pattern you can pull off the plasti dip and not damage or permanently color the part.
All do respect this is a WRAPPING channel bud.
You also wouldn't get the texture hydro dipping,
and definitely would take much longer and cost much more, not to mention how sensitive the hydro graphic will be to scuffing/ damage.
This ain't DipYourCar! Lol but in all seriousness, vinyl is incredibly different in terms of application strength, the benefits, and the variety and quality of the finish. Yes, it's more difficult.. but it is arguably better for the applications you'll see on this channel.
I like plastidip, but it is just... Really different
Hey man...to both of you i get this is a wrapping channel. And you think some dude who watches this is gunna be able to pull that off i don't think so maybe some easy panels but not that stuff. All i was saying was the easiest way to do it is to plasti dip the part to protect the part. Not fully complete then you hydro dip it then you clear it... geeze i thought canadians were nice and would see that maybe this particular application is not for someone who just watched this one video and would like a easy option
@@joebutta7539 .
@@Michael-jq5pf .
LOVE your channel man, only thing is that startling sound you have right at the start - scared the absolute sh#$ out of me.! It's REALLY loud even with volume set normally.
I know, sorry. I usually adjust the sound in the beginning but I forgot to do it this time
DID NOBODY HEAR THE JOKE AT 40:11 LMAOOOO how did nobody comment about that!
because not everyone watching is in middle school
Improve the camera angles and lighting please. I was struggling to see clearly what were you doing. Above all you were just talking over 7 minutes! Bro please take my suggestion in a good way.
Respect your hardworking.
Hard to see. But anyway as allways good explanation
God damn it. Vinyl wraps are great until they try to mimic high end finishes. They ruined gloss weave carbon and now forged carbon as well.
Very poor video, you held the part up to high and I couldn't see what exactly what you were doing
You need better lighting and staying in the camera frame.
2nd
Cost of film - 50$
Cost of labor - 150$
Cost of having piece made of actual carbon fiber 300$ ?
akagodofheaven labors free if you do it yourself 😉
I wrapped the front of my car in this for $13.00..looks amazing
Your lighting is “back-lit” per the shadows here. PUT THAT LIGHT OUT FRONT, ON THE ITEM. So must LOST due to dark shadows, we can’t see the item, detail of wrap you are doing. I gave up and went on because of this.
Your fault
Maybe u should be better
Carbon fiber??? More like marble velvet.....
Too much talking. Get to the point.
Bought this crappy vinyl doesn’t stick to shit
Very poor video, you held the part up to high and I couldn't see what exactly what you were doing