i put a sticker meant for a car on my laptop & me being me thought it was like a regular sticker so of course there were more air bubbles then i could count i thought the sticker was a goner until i watched this video & tried it & the sticker (besides some microscopic bubbles) looks flawless thank you so much!
If they’re close to the edge or the material isn’t very thick, then they might. But most will not. Especially if it’s a large surface area and there’s nowhere for the air to go.
I don't believe that will be a problem. It hasn't been for me. What happens is the heat from the sun and from the engine will tighten/shrink the decal and it will cling more closely to the hood. Without a hole, the air inside keeps that from happening. After poking a hole, any water that gets inside will come right back out of the hole it went in to once the decal tightens up. It's been a year now for me and the decals still looks great.
@@honeybadger2514 Definitely don't use a heat gun on a vehicle. It can mess up the clear coat protecting your paint job. It might also be too much for the vinyl itself. It's better to just let heat from the engine and sun do the job.
This definitely worked for me thanks people can't laugh at my decal anymore 🤣.
Glad to hear it worked!
i put a sticker meant for a car on my laptop & me being me thought it was like a regular sticker so of course there were more air bubbles then i could count i thought the sticker was a goner until i watched this video & tried it & the sticker (besides some microscopic bubbles) looks flawless thank you so much!
I’m glad it was helpful for you! Thanks for watching!
Recap of the whole video. Just poke the bubbles with a needle....
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Does wrinkles and bubbles go away on its own? From the sun
If they’re close to the edge or the material isn’t very thick, then they might. But most will not. Especially if it’s a large surface area and there’s nowhere for the air to go.
Great stuff! You think this works on lego stickers?
Thanks! And I don’t know to be honest, but I can’t think of a reason why it wouldn’t!
will rain get inside the holes and ruined it?
I don't believe that will be a problem. It hasn't been for me. What happens is the heat from the sun and from the engine will tighten/shrink the decal and it will cling more closely to the hood. Without a hole, the air inside keeps that from happening. After poking a hole, any water that gets inside will come right back out of the hole it went in to once the decal tightens up.
It's been a year now for me and the decals still looks great.
@@MobiusVenture is it faster if I use heat gun to tighten up the hole?
@@honeybadger2514 Definitely don't use a heat gun on a vehicle. It can mess up the clear coat protecting your paint job. It might also be too much for the vinyl itself. It's better to just let heat from the engine and sun do the job.
Just use a heat gun and a credit card
Heat gun is not recommended because it can mess up the clear coat on the vehicle.
@@MobiusVenture thanks i got a diamond black paintjob on my ram and dont wont to screw that up