WORST. ADVICE. EVER. Who cuts directly on car like that? Especially noobs, who this video is probably for. HORRIBLE ADVICE. AT MINIMUM use knifeless tape!
Thanks for your feedback. You’re right; knifeless tape is safer, especially for beginners. We’ll include this tip in future videos. Appreciate your input!
@@acmegraphics8148 Not sure how you would use knifeless tape to remove the damaged vinyl in step 1, but you can use it to trim the patch for sure which is a good idea. Either way, it is sadly usually best to remove the entire section and re wrap, the seams are quite noticeable, even if you get a perfect placement & cut with the knifeless tape. IMO I would just remove the entire section, (sadly), then re wrap.
Not sure how you would use knifeless tape to remove the damaged vinyl in step 1, but you can use it to trim the patch for sure which is a good idea. Either way, it is sadly usually best to remove the entire section and re wrap, the seams are quite noticeable, even if you get a perfect placement & cut with the knifeless tape. IMO I would just remove the entire section, (sadly), then re wrap. Is what it is.
@@CollinMcLoughlin1 that’s true, but you have to keep in mind that for some people they may not be able to have another so they have to be solutions to problems like this
WORST. ADVICE. EVER.
Who cuts directly on car like that?
Especially noobs, who this video is probably for.
HORRIBLE ADVICE.
AT MINIMUM use knifeless tape!
Thanks for your feedback. You’re right; knifeless tape is safer, especially for beginners. We’ll include this tip in future videos. Appreciate your input!
@@acmegraphics8148 Not sure how you would use knifeless tape to remove the damaged vinyl in step 1, but you can use it to trim the patch for sure which is a good idea. Either way, it is sadly usually best to remove the entire section and re wrap, the seams are quite noticeable, even if you get a perfect placement & cut with the knifeless tape. IMO I would just remove the entire section, (sadly), then re wrap.
Not sure how you would use knifeless tape to remove the damaged vinyl in step 1, but you can use it to trim the patch for sure which is a good idea. Either way, it is sadly usually best to remove the entire section and re wrap, the seams are quite noticeable, even if you get a perfect placement & cut with the knifeless tape. IMO I would just remove the entire section, (sadly), then re wrap. Is what it is.
@@CollinMcLoughlin1 Thanks for your comments! Yes totally agree with you, the video just shows an option. People can choose either way they want.
@@CollinMcLoughlin1 that’s true, but you have to keep in mind that for some people they may not be able to have another so they have to be solutions to problems like this