Most of the wraps I've seen are 5foot by what ever amount, my truck is far wider either way at the cab.

Is there a brand what makes wider sheets and are still quality and not cheap ebay stuff.

I bought this 2016 mustang GT 2 days ago. I didn’t notice it having these marks, but my guess is there is moisture under a PPF layer (which I was also unaware of). Does this look like condensation underneath PPF, and if so can it be fixed without being removed completely?

Is it safe to use

Absolutely love this color but can’t find an exact match. Thank you

So my friend who got certified in auto body and paint offered to paint and prime my car if I did all the prep work, and after we got the primer on, I can tell he has no interest in painting it lol. So I just want to get it wrapped. The car got primered weeks ago but we never sanded it. Question is do I need to sand the primer before wrap or can you wrap right over it?

I want to either repaint or wrap my car but every time I think I have all the correct info, someone tells me something different. 

I know a good paint can last decades but, can also take longer and cost more. I’ve been told a wrap will only last a good 2 years, maybe not even that long on a daily. If anybody has wrap on their DAILY car, could they let me know what their experience has been? If it’s lasted, if there’s any reliable way to keep it durable, stuff like that? I know a lot of this information is online but I’m having a hard time finding genuine anecdotes and not just general information. Thanks.

Hey guys, I’m wondering if any of you guys know where I can get an iridescent wrap orange to yellow? I’ve tried looking everywhere but I can’t find it at all and I think it would look amazing and unique on my a5

I have a white platinum accord and wanted to get it wrapped with satin black ppf. Would I be able to do this?

So looking at all the posts here its been made abundantly clear that the overall consensus for the quality of Alibaba / other Chinese vinyl wraps is not great to say the least.

With that out of the way some quick information on why I want to consider the Chinesium vinyl anyways.

The paint on my civic is alright at best on the vertical panels but the clear / paint on the hood roof and trunk are all absolutely destroyed. The panels themselves however are free of any major denting or huge scuffs making me think there's hope that wrapping it could freshen up its look.

With the current status of my car I have zero concerns of cheap vinyl not lasting long as I don't know how long the car is going to keep running, and I also have no concerns of it messing with the paint or in my case lack thereof underneath it.

In my scenario would it be worth considering the cheap stuff for my personal project to wrap myself and save the couple hundred bucks in order to have a better ( still not great ) looking personal car?

I have a 1960 Jeep FC170 that I am going to park out front of my shop for a sign and advertisement. I would like to put a Rat Fink subtle character in the driver’s seat. An alternate would be to put a wrap on the 3 windows. I would like to try to make it as believable as possible. My question to you guys is how can we do that? Just take a picture, have a designer create a Rat Fink on the image and then print it?

Do I need to fix these paint chips before wrapping my car ? One is next to my gas cap and the others on the mirrors.

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Gotta question for my people who wrap… how do you guys feel about orange peel? Does it bother you or you mainly go off the color of the wrap … I think I’m over thinking it but would love y’all experience with it .

Attempting to do a chrome delete on window trims for my A4 Allroad. The thing though is there are some imperfection on the Chrome trim, do I need to buff it out to smooth out the trim befor wrapping? If yes, what would be the best way? Wet sanding? And what grits?

Bought a 2"x25ft for the first two windows + small chrome on trunk door and 5ftx2ft for the cargo window. Hopefully they are enough. If all goes well, I will attempt to do the front grill.

So just trying out. If I get a clear wrap from Amazon that's 12" x something. How does that work to wrap the side panel of a car? Do you take two of these to make the wrap bigger or taller? I'm not sure if I get this. Do is there a wrap that is a lot bigger? If I buy these 12" ones then I would have double up to make it 24" right? Am I getting this all wrong?

I have a satin wrap on my car and every few days there will be what looks like dried dirt leaking down from the sides of the door handles/side mirrors/taillights and badges. I've tried to wash it off and it doesn't come off with soap/water. The only thing I could use was IGL Coating gluoff to wipe it off with a cloth. Trying to figure out what this stuff is and how to prevent it.

Hello! I’m getting my car wrapped in a few weeks and this is my design. I have the option of satin or super gloss laminate and have samples of each. However I’m torn on which one to get as they both look good! So I am wondering if there is a better option in terms of durability etc in everyone’s opinion. It’s my daily driver, and sits outside all the time (I’m in Scotland). If I was to get a dent or small scratch would it should up on one more than the other! Any advice I’d love to hear!

Background-So I have recently turned 16 and gotten my license over a month ago, my grandfather gave me his 2007 Toyota tundra, 5.7 liter V8 with 90,000 miles on it, I was super excited for this to be my first truck especially since I was getting my license, he gave me this vehicle at thanksgiving and we noticed

A medium sized dent near the rear bumper, 2. Bad oxidation and clear coat peeling, 3. Dirty interior. This we (me and my father) figured could all be easily fixed, on December 9th we brought the truck to a shop that could detail the interior, fix the dent, and could wrap the car to make it look better (a paint job was out of our budget). The workers said it wouldn't take long at all. Brining is to the issue, in total of this costed about 8k+ but had taken 53 days and counting, I have gotten my license December 30th for record. In the meanwhile the workers did not start on anything until after January 5th which they started detailing it, contacting us telling us that the detailing and everything else would be done in a week, one week later and no update, we go to the shop, where they tell us it will take another week, they had not started on anything other than detailing. This exact process has occurred again and again till week after week. This Friday it was supposed to be completed, however there has been no update. I think this is completely outrageous, it seems to me as lazy service, should we be considering taking the truck back and only paying for the slight work they have done, because we are getting fed up. As previously stated it's taken 53 days plus for something that could be done in two weeks.

What should I do about filling these messed up areas in? I have etching/sand able primer which I was thinking might work if I do two coats. Since whoever painted it didn’t use primer there not too much of a difference when rubbing your hand across it. Or do I need bondo?

Is chrome wrap not possible for chrome window trim?

Titles is a little redundant, but I have some window trim I want to wrap. I wouldn't call it a chrome delete because I enjoy chrome on the car, but I wanted to do a darker chrome style like black chrome. I've asked 2 wrap shops already and they have said the window trim is too curvy for wrap and only offer gloss black or matte black for chrome delete. I even offered to buy a roll myself and was denied.

Has anyone wrapped a vehicle in this or seen it? INNO+ 6051 Want to use it for my Panamera, but I can’t find anyone that has used it yet. The sample looks great, but could be very different on the car.

This was a piece of vinyl maybe 2-3in by 2-3in. Essentially wrapping a logo on the steering wheel. Was trying to get it to form better and instead was melting the small piece causing it to smoke and shrivel up.

How screwed am I health wise? I rolled the windows down and had the climate running. I stopped after the first two smoking incidents and double masked with some cloth masks I had nearby.

Additionally, any tips on how to get something this small to form without needing heat or is that pretty much my only option?

Thanks!