Wrapping my Tacoma door.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- With the Tacoma in the garage, it’s time to install some more vinyl wrap. In this video we will be wrapping the passenger front door on the Tacoma.
The vinyl is Avery Dennison Satin Black Rock Grey Metallic.
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great video. Thank you.I'm so glad I watched before I finish my tacoma. bless
Awesome. Hope it helps. Are you in the process now or just getting ready to start?
@@TunersCanvas I did my tail gate first before I watched the video doing sections when have time on weekends like your videos . Thanks!!
This is great bruv. Thanks for sharing this info.
Thanks. Glad it brought some value.
such a satisfying video to watch.
Thanks much. I’ll have another soon as I’m currently switching the color to a gloss metallic blue.
Good stuff. Can you recommend a solid company that sells wraps? I'm looking for snow camo in particular. 😊
Absolutely. I have been sourcing my vinyl supplies from MetroRestyling. They have a wide selection of brands, colors, and patterns without the need to have an account to buy. I bet you’ll find a camo design that’ll work or possibly submit a design to have custom printed.
Where did you get the green magnet
Ordered them up from MetroRestyling.com
Great video. Thank you so much for putting in the effort to make something like this. It was a big help.
Awesome. Cool to hear.
How many yards of vinyl did it take? Sorry if I missed that in your video. Trying to knock out this week. Much appreciated.
Hey. I ordered a full 75’ roll for the Tacoma and had about 10’ left over I believe.
Not having a lot of experience and choosing a directional color, I likely consumed a little extra as precaution through the process.
Great video. Many thanks. USA Jeff Baran
Awesome. Appreciate it.
Wouldn’t be a truck video if I didn’t ask what your rim and tire set up is
For sure! They’re 20x9 offset 0 with 265/50 tire. Truck is lowered on SOS Performance kit. I love the fit. Perfect size in my opinion if looking for sport setup instead of off-road setup.
@@TunersCanvas i was wondering how the 265 50R20 felt. Is it not as rough as I’d imagine it would be
@@mramazing9000 The Michelin LTX are comfortable tires. I can imagine a more off-road tire would be a bit rugged but I feel there is enough sidewall on the 50 series to ride decent.
I first had 285/50 but knew right away it was too much when they arrived. Very happy after switching to the 265.
How long was the set up from start to finish
Hmm. It was over a year ago, hard to recall specifically, but I’d guess about an hour and a half to get the mirror / handle off, clean, wrap, and reassemble.
Hey boss what do you charge for a job like that?
Hey. Lately I have been making material lists and costs, adding some for labor, and ending up around $2400-$2900 depending on size of vehicle and color choice.
How much vinyl wrap did you need??
I don’t know exact amount used but ordered a full 5’x75’ roll. There is some vinyl left on the roll. I feel it would be at least 60’ length used.
How durable to the wrap under the elements? Rain snow etc?
So far the tacoma wrap has been through two winters. Holding up very well actually I’m impressed. Plan to pull it off and change colors this summer possibly. Not because of wear but would like to match it to my Chaser which is a dark metallic blue.
did the tacoma logo stick out after ??? Wasn't able to see it.
@@agallego6528 Honestly, it’s very subtle. At certain angles when the truck is clean it stands out but most times it’s hard to tell it’s there. Didn’t quite pop like I was hoping.
All I can say is WOW
Thanks! The capabilities of vinyl have become endless.
Great video!!
what video do you have the beam to the back window?
Dang. Looking back through the content I see there wasn’t any c-pillar footage.
I remember it being tedious, start at the top and work the film down to the bottom. You won’t get too far behind the cab between box, but the vinyl will tuck behind the rear window molding and knifeless tape a few inches into the rear door jam with door open.
No mention of your Tacoma decal in the end, and I didn’t see you go over the area to raise it and stick it around the lettering?!? Over all great job!
Good catch, I didn’t really address that in the edit. I can share a follow up of the embossed logo!
This is my first time watching you put the vinyl on. It seems this is not your first time. I want to do my second generation Tacoma.
It’s a fun project that results in a whole new look. The Tacoma was my first full wrap project. Before getting started I subscribed to an online resource with wrap videos so I had a bit of an idea going in what the ideal concept was, then just needed to execute.
With a quality material to work with, I found the process is fairly straight forward on most panels however up close you’d find plenty of mistakes throughout.