Brushed Vinyl Wrap On The Chevy C10 Truck | Black Pearl
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I have playing with some ideas for the Chevy C10 Shop Truck and a vinyl wrap was one of them...so I had to try it.
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looked good the way it was at the beginning.
For years and years ive wanted that generation of truck. Well.....pretty much.....I want that truck just the way you have it there. With all the custom bits. I personally, money aside, want it on airbags. Sort of something to take to car show from time to time.
+jesse foulk Yeah this truck may end up on bags at some point...maybe a winter project
Clean ass shop truck! Man that stuff is pretty much like laying tint. Try a soapy water solution. Not too soapy, just a little soapy. Keep the sticky side wet then squeegee and heat the bubbles out. Gotta be clean, clean, clean too! Air hose get the lint off. I hate laying anything like that.
I watched this when you first put it up. at the time I was trying to figure out what to do with my fiberglass dash cover for my VW bug. I didn't want to get too carried away on it. I never really considered vynil wrap. and I think the brushed metal will work perfectly. great idea, thanks for sharing. I think your truck would look sharp I like the embossed effect too. I ordered a German Eagle/VW decal too, I think will look sharp.
awesome. If you have social tag me in some finished product pics
It took me awhile to figure out the difference between the two paint and wrap I appreciate you showing us your first attempt, and although I don't think it's that much of an improvement to Merritt putting in the effort for you to do it it's good practice and it sucks people in the comments didn't get it.
The paint is better than the rap but a different more expensive wrap or LOL I don't know Flex Seal be cool to see
a tip from when I was doing window tint ,get some baby shampoo mixed with water in a spray bottle ,spray the panel first then lay it down and push the air pockets to the edges
that would be cool if this stuff worked like that. almost 100% of wrap material is designed to be applied dry
I didnt realise, i have only done small sections ,it looks pretty decent for a test section ,keep on experimenting . I spend hours looking at my project working out how i can modify further
I like that look. Might use it on the factory five GTM SUPERCAR I'm building now. It would be a good protector during road testing prior to final body and painting process.
+9th Delta Concepts love those cars
Dont listen to all cyber bad asses! This was to get to know the vinyl and see if you liked the texture and look. Ive been flirting with this stuff as well. Might wrap the silverfox.
Keep on keeping on!
+Steven Schweigert yeah for sure... they don't faze me.
I was to slow in getting to the web site to get a hat you are sold out. I will keep checking. The wrap on the truck looks nice. love your videos. i look forward to Fridays. It Friday fool you need this tool
+Philip Stamm Dont worry I will have more and I will be sure to let everyone know a few days before they drop
I did a full wrap on my car. You can wrap the car with great results if you buy the good stuff and just approach it the right way.
Thats what I keep hearing. What brand did you use?
+The Fab Forums 3m 1080
got it....thanks
I have done wraps before and if you use a spray bottle with a little dish soap and water in it and wet your area down before you apply the vinyl it truly helps with the application of it. you can slide the vinyl to desired location instead up pulling it back up and then just squeegee the water out from behind it after you get it where you want it and use the heat gun when needed.
This particular material is not meant to be used with liquid
good job! wrapping takes a lot of time and patience, looks pretty good!
thanks man
i like the original. the wrap looks to be more work then what it is worth
yeah its a lot of work for sure
Need to spray a bit of water before you apply it helps it be movable. U can also mix a little but of baby shampoo with water in a spray bottle and spray section lay it and smooth it as u do push the water out
nah this is made to apply dry
im extremely jealous of those people that have multiple car garages or just a garage that is in the back yard and not attached to the house.
+hudson fox Its nice to have for sure
Jealousy is not good
just buy a garage from amazon..
"Dont really want to put to much into this truckm its just a shop truck"
Those rims are worth more than my current project all together. lol
lol
And probably the truck
Bullshit that's a clean truck.
John Kukic ???
I didnt say it wasn't.
It's late my bad I thought you said the rims were worth more then his truck haha
Rob Bailey and the hustle standard - plan my attack
+Paul Ruffolo yup
I learnt something today. where there is a will there is a way.
And advice on making custom brackets? I'm fitting plastics a few years newer then my dirt bike and need to make a bracket or two and have no clue on how I could go about making one
Thin steel or aluminum stock, bend it up in a bench vise, drill it out and secure it with pop rivets. You can get everything at a big box store.
Truck already bad ass
I wonder how it would look if you sticker-bombed the body prior to laying that wrap on.
I commend the man on tryin!! Like the vids. You inspire me!!
cool have to try it out.
i love your cars it is your betiful
thanks
wow, beautiful truck, i love it.
thanks
Fox buggy it will be cool when it is on the street
+Ryan Roman It may be closer to mid summer before I start that build
check out plasti dip, might be quicker/cheaper
plasti dip cant give the brushed look that this wrap material does but I have also considered dipping the truck
Can soapy water be used on these vinyl sheets?
+Jm Jpm no its meant to be installed dry
Nope
Pattern is cool , lot of work tho
+MrFireman164 Thanks...its not too bad
I like it some soapy water in a spray bottle prolly woulda helped out a bit.
+Justin Brand this stuff is designed to go on dry
Ahh i gotcha, seems lime it would make it harder.
It have little passages to allow air to escape...most "wrap" material is made to go on dry
Music. Rob Bailey?
+Timothy Lingo yeah Rob Bailey & The Hustle Standard
Buy some avery or vvivid vinyl.
I wrapped many cars and rims it's not as easy as you people think trail and error at least he thinks outside the box than half you critics who still drive their moms car or too afraid to do shit to yours
+Derik Ponce I'm used to those kinda folks
What wheels are those ??
Not sure....22 inch something.
Your going about it all wrong you need to tack down a small area in the center of the panel your wrapping and the pull to all four corners so the vinyl has no wrinkles before you squeegee...never squeegee till the vinyl is stretched wrinkle free...I've wrapped many many cars. You can find videos on wrapping on TH-cam search "Justin Pate car wrapping" he has a bunch of tips
I have seen them
Good, you went back and got those big wrinkles. I kept saying whoa whoa dont go further, you are trapping yourself...
lol
Yeah that's the one couldn't you use a material to leave an impression on paint of some sort just in idea it's your truck lol
na
Change the rims.......
+sparkyguy277 yeah its on the list
+sparkyguy277 What he said. Needs more of a vintage style wheel!!
+The Fab Forums Just plasticoat them black, would look sleek
+Joe G I actully going to try that before I buy some new ones
He should have watched at least one TH-cam video on wrapping, Jesus!!
where can i get the "the fab forums" sticker?
+amir titi I was going to ask the same question lol. I want one for my car
+amir titi I plan to have some listed on KillFab soon...will probably do a giveaway
+The Fab Forums Great!
I wouldn't have the patience for that shit..could look nice if done rite
"It turned out really well"
No it did not. haha
Shows
The vinyl wrap on your truck look like a bird poop on a peace of cupcake and I'm i'm sure i wouldn't eat that piece of cupcake . maybe other will buy it but not me .
+Rueben Tromp lol...glad you like it
Personally I think you did fairly well for your first time wrapping a vehicle.. We all start at the beginning....
for sure
8:10 what?
Amazing how much closed minded negative feedback there is on this video. You can tell who are not fabricators. The ones that used their imagination to understand the purpose of this video and see what it could be have the right mindset to fabricate and build awesomeness. The negative comments completely overlooked the purpose of this video and dialed in on the defects in the material that he already warned you was crap and being used for a test. The best sense that I can make is that those negative people are probably only here looking for "Vinyl Wrap" videos and are not your Fabricating brothers.
Keep up the good work brotha and Keep on Wrenchin!
Haters gonna hate
awesome video I'm going to wrap my 99 yukon thats all i needed to see i didn't have a "test Piece" so he let me use his and the decal behind it simply beautiful and got my creative gears turning
I have been welding and fabricating for the last 20 years, my Neices husband dose that wrapped for a living in the bay are of California he does that on building's BART TRAIN station what not. It's his truck he can do what he wants it will always come off eventually. My self I would not put it on any of my rides. To each as own that's what I like about the transportation auto world everyone has there own vision what why how it should look or be and believe me I live in California and I seen many many diffrent builds paints and anything else you can put on a transportation. I even watched men paint jet plane's then use that plastic wrap to put it on but they put some kinda coating over it to protect it from the high winds and weather even aircraft paint is diffrent from automotive paint.
no, it did not turn out well...
+Ron Todd lol...it turned out awesome
+The Fab Forums I love most of your videos but, unfortunately this did not turn out as good as it could have. I've wrapped cars for 11 years and at some point i'll have some videos on youtube.
+Ron Todd i dont think he was going for the professional douchebag look or act. At the beginning he said he only wanted to see how the contours looked. The vinyl was damaged so its obviously not permanent or perfected.
ops looks like your right.
looks like a trash bag melted to the truck
nice material ,bad workmanship
lol
R GONZ Dude couldn't sweep a garage floor
Dude.... With 1 imperfection, it must be ripped down.
You are crazy dude but I understand that you want to play, and the good thing is that you can remove the wrap any time so what's the big deal with all this heaters? 👍🏻👍🏻 for you
You can crumble up and throw vinyl in the trash and leave it there for a week, and still be able to use it to wrap a car.
looks like you need a reverse camera for the truck as you almost ran over your dog.
+Serg Stroble nah
bahhahaaahhhaahaHhaahhahaahhahaaha
He was no where near hitting the dog.
Esa es actitud aun que no sepa o mas bien no sea profecional le echó ganas creo que todos lo colocamos así la primera vez pero otros un poquito peor y otros un poquito mejor
I don’t think people understood the concept of this video. You were using shitty wrap as a test trial to see if you could do it, you did outside with minimal tools, for that I think you did an amazing job. With proper prep,tools and better materials,I think you could change the whole look of the truck. Great job on this tho 👌
thanks
cool video all the way around. music, footage, work, etc..
Thanks
I'm not positive on this but I think the flat paint finish was giving you trouble not having any clear coat - smooth surface Is better You should have a company make a wrap with your business logo and just have them install it real quick If you trust them to Advertisement is everything...If you over-stretch it you will get fingers...and shrinkage in a few days...
+Robert K gotcha
some of the problem is how thin your material is. you get what you pay for on vinyl wrap....I prefer 3m 1080 series. also check out metro restylings youtube page. there is a TON of great how too videos that help with technique. we all know you have the skills, you're extremely talented.
+Jerry Inman yeah I'm sure what I had was junk. Gonna have to give the 3m stuff a try.
Lol all the hate. Shame on you for not wanting to spend $10k on paint or give some arm chair quarterback's friend's uncle's buddy $500 to paint it out back! Rofl! Looks way better than beat to death paint. I did an awesome metallic orange wrap for $330 on my channel. I love that brushed look though! Keep up the top quality vids!
thanks man...I will check your vid
+The Fab Forums The 3M vinyl survives the extreme climate of Phoenix area and pressure washing. Cheaper than paint and seriously durable...I'm all about this stuff now. Seriously though, I learn a lot from you. Going to take a tig class after seeing your craftsmanship and play with my first stainless exhaust fab. :)
the truck is nice... but it takes maybe 20 mins to do that whole side of the bed, of course using good vinyl and the right tools, get a good squeege and good quality vinyl. That thing wont last 2 months before it starts lefting on every corner. Buying wrap vinyl on amazon is like asking a guy at autozone if they know what theyre doing, never a good option.
lol...you can buy the good 3M stuff on Amazon. I feel ya on the Autozone
This vid gave me flashbacks of when I tinted my car windows back in high school.
I don't have the patience to learn, and would gladly pay a professional if the price were right.
+Speedstack21 Yeah it is time consuming for sure
i don't know man,i guarantee you i would fuck it up,i don't have the patience but it does make me wonder about my poor old 1995 z 71 apparently theres a lot of cool colors out,hell i dig the satin paint you already have
thanks
Just watched your vinyl wrap I believe there is a spray on type mask up then spray and if you don't like it or you want to change the colour down the track it just peels off worth having a look so far liking the videos so far new friend from the land down under .. Sherif
yeah I think you are referring to something like plasti-dip. I have considered it but you cant get the brushed look like you can with vinyl
Kyle,
I like the fab sticker idea. I'm not sure I like the wrap, if it's going to be a shop truck change the wheels to a vintage style and go with a distressed paint. like scuff it up in some places. Just a thought.
+RichyA Antonini I like that look...The Crown Spoyal build I did was that way. The problem is that this truck has too much modern stuff to do that. When I say shop truck, I mean actual shop truck...not just the old shop truck look.
when are you going let me come out and shoot some chromoly welding with you? my instagram is "tyebraun" let's do it man! wrapping cars is not easy. congrats on giving it a go! all these people act like they picked up a torch and slay dimes the first time. haha
I already follow you....nice work
Honestly bro for a first time wrapping and with some beat up material not bad. Hell better then most honestly ,could definitely use some higher grade material. She looks rad without the vinyl as well though.
thanks
I have another idea, just drive it. For a shop truck you know it's going to get banged up sometime or other. Just an idea. Love the truck, and I'm a all Ford guy.
+Charlie Spann thats the plan
spraying the surface down with soapy water and squeegie it out …and do it in the shade…remember the old days they used wood grain did thousands of em.
this stuff is made to be put on dry
White would look better ...
hinge it pull it tight and work your way dont dont get ahead of yourself it will crease. and a torch is your best friend just dont over heat and stretch the material lol
yeah is a learning process
Dude I don’t get all the negative comments on here. I thought it looked alright. You were just trying something out. Don’t listen to them haters
Lol....yeah cant make them all happy
I'm 5 minutes into this and thinking it would be easier to just scuff and spray, and look better.
lol....yeah. Gotta try though
Be honest bro it looks like 💩
it looked rad
The Fab Forums What a Fucking dumbass
interesting I once owned a wave runner I had some new decals put on it they were vinyl I took it to a local sign company to have them put it on they used soapy water
+Milton Fludgecow yeah this stuff isn't like the vinyl you make stickers out of...its made just for wrapping cars
check out some videos on how to apply that stuff. might need some help from a friend or two for easy application
I have watched some in the past
Spray Windex on the truck under the vinyl and you can squeegee it down and move it around until it dries.
this stuff is made to apply dry
great music,patience and attitude. you should have a show on tv. It seems like a pain in the ass though.
Thanks man. I was a pain but probably not as bad as it looks
Don't cheap out on material.. that panel whole panel takes about 10 mins to wrap with good material
thats what I have heard
Wraps r cool but what about under the hood door jam n inside of turks it just reminds me of a halk ass paint job
+Jason Bitzer yeah
I like the brushed look. I did some of the carbon fiber vinyl on some of the interior parts on the 2JZ 65 mustang... seem like the CF vynil is kind of a played out look now, but I like how that looks on the C10, good stuff!
+🔥Ramsey Customs - turbocobra Yeah...you can pull carbon off if its classy. I think some killed it by putting it on everything
Looks like you covered your truck in a trash bag. Pretty cool homeless mobile.
lol...glad you like it
Avery Dennison has some really good wrap application videos on the youtubes
+thephranc I think I have watched a few in the past
Anyone know what wheels he has ? Need them for my 90 C1500 project
+BlackHawk i will sell you these
kindah looks nice
you where realy working that foil and i think this is one of the eazier spots to have it lay flat without wrinkles , i think you be foaming at the mouth once you get near the upper front corners (hood and coupound curves toward the headlights )
i would set the truck in the sun for a while so you see if the the foil will lift from the inner corners like on the flare out of the fenderflare , there variations in quality and most of that is to the gleu they use and the UV resistance
like the ghosting logo too
since the truck is prolly going to represent youre company you might want to consider getting help from someone in the trade to at least do the harder to form stuff and give you some pointers on the rest it allso be handy for holding up and sticking the huge sheets ontoo the truck once the backing is removed
Never knew you couldn't do that to a vehicle nice thank you for letting us know one thing I would think it could help you out next time never done what you're doing with the vehicle but a floor squeegee for the floors to push water out take the handle off and it's wide enough for your needs does not scratch👍🏼👍🏼up
make you bigger decal like you have but to fill the out side the doors then wrap it it will give that shop delivery truck look i think that would love tits money
+STEVE JONES If I end up using this method that what I plan to do
The Fab Forums kick ass man
I'm old fashion , solid paint job with clear cover coats are for me..
john Fetzer me too. No replacement for a gorgeous paint job but if the body isn’t absolutely perfect my blood boils.
on older paint do you know if it should be waxed before putting on vinyl?
no idea
give HALO liquid wrap or plastidip a look if you havent yet
+08RoushRR I have looked at Plastidip a good bit and is also an option I am considering.
That looks good when are you getting bake to the builds not trying to push you
+Ryan Roman I work on them everyday...which one are you interested in.
Looks pretty good. I love the matte black look stock tho. That thing is in damn good condition for a 'shop truck' - how much you pick it up for if you don't mind me asking?
+MrSlowestD16 Thanks...under 10
+The Fab Forums Oh man, I'd say you did good then! Based on what I'm seeing that thing looks pretty cherry. Nice looking truck, congrats on the purchase!
Yea, the wrap looks good, but the matte paint that's on there now looks better, in my opinion.
+MrSlowestD16 Thanks....the matte would look good it it was constant. I may just re spray it.
you have the skills just needed to watch some TH-cam videos about raps and how to create glass before you squeegee it down and how to pull tension from the corners. a lot of video's from Sema from the pros who make the product.
why don't u try plasti dip it's pretty resilient and I've been seeing that there's alot of new and super different colors u can go with and also just like vinyl u can peel it off and change it as u like
+1 thought the same thing
+Andy Its on my list of options
If you sprayed the truck with soapy water it would a a lot easier to work with .. Then use a squeegee to push the water out from under the wrap ... It also helps prevent air pockets under the wrap that are a pain to remove ..
I get this a lot...but true wrap material is not meant to be used with any liquid.
gotcha
How come soapy water isn't used like when you do tinted windows?
+Brown Suspenders different kind of material
Compliments on the music , who is the track by ?
+JDM Daily Its from www.hustlestandard.com/#stw
Looks like it will look good but I would have done the tail gate because #1 you would've had enough material and #2 there weren't as many curves to worry about but the only issue or problem you may have had is the lettering Chevrolet stamping but I'm sure you would've figured it out a smart guy such as your self.
Regards and best of luck,
Pete.
+zeemanjr I wanted to test it on a hard part to see if I could figure it out...it was all just a test run
cool man,
I think that where you see the wrinkles around the top corner near the tail gate, all you need to add extra heat and stretch the crap out of it over the corner and flat area.
Don't be afraid to give it the heat.
I used to use something similar to cover RC air planes and that stuff would stretch and shrink soooo much it was unbelievable how robust it was.
Good luck and keep the cool vids coming also don't forget to do a vid of the wrap job you do.
Regards,
Pete.
+zeemanjr Yeah I didnt really work on that area...I knew I was just going to peel it right back off. Just wanted to get an idea of what it would look like.
I like the pattern but I don't think id have enough patience to do that
lol
I got a shop truck if you wanna trade, your truck is bad ass
thanks
Save yourself and skip to 3:42
Use a pump sprayer with water and a few drops of liquid dish washing detergent to more easily work out bubbles and wrinkles. This guy.
That only works with standard vinyl. The wraps are made to be applied dry.
Then someone made an engineering mistake.
no its actually an engineering marvel. They are made to be pulled on & off until pressed firmly in place, and have pathways made into the glue to let the air escape.