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My first attempt in Wrapping


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My god.. Bit off more than i could chew..

Got some vinyl wrap from ebay, The not so fancy stuff which pros use.. Thought i'd Wrap a few house hold goods. Laptops, Phones. Bottle openers..

That was all practice for the bigger picture...

MY God.

I'll never do it ever again, I'll gladdly pay a professional to do.

The fact that... Vinyl is 2d...(flat) and objects are 3d. By blind luck, I someone managed to complete the task at hand with a scalpel and a heat gun.

There are SOME bubbles and SOME wrinkles, But thats the best i can do for a £7.50 roll of yes.. you guessed it.. GOLD CF Vinyl .

For all the wrappers out there.. I salute you!

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£7.50 a roll ohmy.gif

Looks good though, and yes, it isn't as easy as it looks tongue.gif

It clearly wasn't the pricey stuff :(

Give it a few weeks or months. When it all peels off, They will need to be wrapped again, in the GOOD stuff.

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that looks pretty damn good :)

i assume you're gonna buy some more to do the little ashtray door?

Actaully no...

Had enough of wrapping now.. I have enough to do it............... But it is a pain in the arse when i don't want to dissasbble the mechanism .. So i'll just leave it for . now .... Plus the buttoms are grey.So lets just say it is colour coded.

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Just fitted it back in. Thank god my climate control and clock still work after flinging it around on the table, neogiciating the heat gun with the shrinking and expanding and blah blah blah.

IT is SO distracting, Even in the dark, It is so eye catching... So that's why they don;t make colourful centre consoles... Hmmmm Ah well.. Got to live with it for a while.

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That looks pretty good for a first attempt mate :thumbs:

Have you tried using a hair dryer on the little bubbles? Should help smooth them out. You could always try the pin prick technique to release the air ;)

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That looks pretty good for a first attempt mate :thumbs:

Have you tried using a hair dryer on the little bubbles? Should help smooth them out. You could always try the pin prick technique to release the air ;)

Yup using the needle trick. But, Some bubbles, Because i have strectched it so far, popping a bubble and squeezing air means i'll still get a crease.

Ah well... It'll never be perfect with the materials i am using.

it looks like S E X

Maybe if it were Sex... on a gold bed... Then yes.... sure.. lol

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Yup using the needle trick. But, Some bubbles, Because i have strectched it so far, popping a bubble and squeezing air means i'll still get a crease.

Ah well... It'll never be perfect with the materials i am using.

Maybe if it were Sex... on a gold bed... Then yes.... sure.. lol

What kinda porn you and SJ been watching?

I just know you're going to try again Sam as it is addictive.

When I first tried a few years ago, I bought the cheap stuff and it just did not work for me in the gear gater bit where it's just too deep and would not stretch. When it did it didn't look right and ripped or would not stick.

You did a decent job. Just need to get the bubbles out and roll the edges under so it doesn't start peeling off.

Did you have a heat gun?

Try heating the surface to 40 degs first before applying. Remember that lazer temp sensor we had?

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looks good for a first attempt , i bought mine of rich (helix) , and done it myself , around some of the contoured bits it has lifted so i will have to tidy up , but i enjoy fuck arseing around with cars , thou kept burning my hands on the hair dryer :lol:

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