wrapped a few bits

well got some carbon off yellow peril ..cheers fella
well i thought id have a go st me boonet scoop and grille
i dont think the results are too bad ,but WHAT A FOOOOKIN CHEW IM NOW SICK AS FOOOK AN WISH ID NEVER BOTHERED .
a few creases but what do u expect from me eh

a few pics anyway

Cool.
If you warm up the creases with your hair drier you may be able to soften them out.

tried that didnt work .tbh not that bothered gonna get the scoop painted

Was gonna say tell her that your hair drier is crap then.
Sods law she'll end up being made to buy you a new one.

Not as easy as people think is it lol

i never said it was easy the grille was tho

Patience is wat you need matey

aint got any

looks good buddy
shame about the crease in the scoop

practice makes perfect mate now ive a couple of bits when ya going to do them

deano27 wrote:

Not as easy as people think is it lol

well said


thats why peril is selling it and not trying himself

a was gunna attempt it myself

but am gunna get pitchy t do mine

havent told him yet like so shhhhhh lol

No problem mate and the grille seems to have come out really well and looks great. Deffo not as easy as you think it might be as Deano says. And patience is the key. Was on a good few hours just doing a bonnet the other night which was an awkward shape but the finished effect is worth it in the end

I did a few bits and pieces on mine with varying results.
Small, flat parts turned out ok but anything large or seriously
curved is a right chew on. You deffo need lots of patience too
lol I think I wasted more of the stuff than I used. The back of
of my phone looks good tho lol

It's much easier when the part is fitted to the car- that way you can use more force when streaching it. If it's not on the car you could do with about 5 arms! One to hold the thing your wrapping, one to hold he heat gun, two to pull and stretch the wrap and one to use the squeege to apply the wrap!

We've developed a method of wrapping a wing mirror that takes 3 people!!! Lol

looking cool baldy when ya gunna do some of my interior bits lol

chris@eclipse wrote:

It's much easier when the part is fitted to the car- that way you can use more force when streaching it. If it's not on the car you could do with about 5 arms! One to hold the thing your wrapping, one to hold he heat gun, two to pull and stretch the wrap and one to use the squeege to apply the wrap!

We've developed a method of wrapping a wing mirror that takes 3 people!!! Lol

And how much do you charge for wrapping a wind mirror then?

We charge £25 per mirror (which is far too cheap given the time & effort it takes, but people wouldn't pay more than that!)

chris@eclipse wrote:

We charge £25 per mirror (which is far too cheap given the time & effort it takes, but people wouldn't pay more than that!)

I'd sit and do it for that!! - it wasn't that hard

Lol, was just saying the last time i was at finns that the wing mirrors were going to be the next thing i'd tackle

hope you are all remembering that when any vinly wrap is changed shape from its original flat state that you have to heat it to over 100 degrees c to stop it popping back out

id do peoples stuff ,,but you take the risk of it not being rite ..like i said b4 the scoop was a t@@t ...so bear this in mind
i dont mind doing foglight covers ,mirrors i think would be a pain bonnets not to bad and spoilers you couldnt do in 1 piece

i think we better off letting deano do it

i wouldnt take work from deano btu if he doesnt want a job and i can be arsded to do it i will

lol ive tried to do it its a lot harder than it looks tbh so fair play to ya baldy