Wrapping

This question may sound strange to those who have never tried to apply vinyl graphics to their cars before. I bet all your former experience tells you that a surface…

The big shiny hairdryer you or your loved one use to draw moisture out of your wet hair really looks very much like a heat gun. That’s why it is…

Some people worry if their wrapped cars will withstand the harsh elements if left outside for long periods of time. Let us look at some of the common concerns surrounding…

If you are going to buy a vinyl wrap, of course you will pay attention to its quality and thickness. Nowadays people try to manufacture wraps up to 300 microns…

A vinyl wrap will take about three days to dry after being applied. It can be installed on a car in about an hour if the vinyl is not heated,…

Vinyl wraps are attractive and durable compared to paint, but they do have one problem-bubbles. If you want to know how to get bubbles out of the vinyl wrap, you’re…

The vinyl wrap is a great way of making your car stand out from the rest, but it will soon get dirty if you don’t take proper care of it….

After you have finished wrapping your car in vinyl, it is important that you remove the excess material because it can cause problems when washing or waxing your car or…

You can add a personalized vinyl surface to your vehicle for a fun weekend project. You’ll need a type of wrap with both adhesive and precise application that’s only available…

Yes, vinyl wraps shrink before the heat is applied. Vinyl wrap materials are stretchable, so the vinyl tends to shrink back when you stretch it out and let go. This…