so how come the adhesive is not weakened/rubbed off with the amount of touching & handling & adjustments he makes (both with his gloved and bare hands?). the 3M adhesive must have rather different properties than traditional glues if it isn't picking up a nice layer of fibres from the glove and oils from his hands..
Good post heat is essential to getting it down. Too much finger under will definitely reduce adhesion, but he had enough extra material to handle around it to not interfere
bravo... but if you continue wrap inside of the handle would be nice.
Thump up because of the detailed and useful explanations!
Glad to help :)
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@Chase Ezra yup, have been watching on flixzone for since november myself =)
@Chase Ezra Definitely, have been watching on Flixzone for since november myself :)
Best video I've seen.. explained how I need to remove a few wrinkles you've pointed out on ends
Excellent. I was just about to start wrapping a x5 door handle and came across your vid. Tutorial was on point, completed the handle in 5 mins.
u shld put masking tape before u do the cutting. others are great technique and vry professional.
Upload the wrapping the roof
so how come the adhesive is not weakened/rubbed off with the amount of touching & handling & adjustments he makes (both with his gloved and bare hands?). the 3M adhesive must have rather different properties than traditional glues if it isn't picking up a nice layer of fibres from the glove and oils from his hands..
Good post heat is essential to getting it down. Too much finger under will definitely reduce adhesion, but he had enough extra material to handle around it to not interfere
definitely the right way to wrap a doorhandle. nice.
Cool