It's about the same amount of work. Between taping a template or removing the back clips on the liner, I'd do the liner. The finished product will also look much better.
Btw if you ever do this yourself you just need to remove 4 clips in the back of the headliner and that will give you enough room to remove the shark fin. Have done it in two different cars.
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Hi, thank you for your question. We recommend the following products for smooth and gloss texture wrap maintenance: • 3M™ Perfect-It™ Show Car Paste Wax 39526 • Meguiar’s® Gold Class™ Carnuaba Plus Premium Liquid Wax • 3M™ Polish Rosa 80345 • 3M™ Synthetic Wax Protectant
Hi Ivan - We don't recommend that you wet apply the film. The surface must be clean, dry, and free of all contaminants. Clean the surface with detergent and water, and then remove any greasy/oily residue with solvent cleaner. Lastly, finish with a final isopropyl alcohol clean.
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What is the size of vinyl paper that was used in that car?
Wouldn't it be less effort to just remove the shark fin :/?
Removing the fin requires removing the headliner in most cars.
It's about the same amount of work. Between taping a template or removing the back clips on the liner, I'd do the liner. The finished product will also look much better.
Btw if you ever do this yourself you just need to remove 4 clips in the back of the headliner and that will give you enough room to remove the shark fin. Have done it in two different cars.
Can you recommend any installers in the east end of Toronto Canada? Need to ppf the front of my car and the roof
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Hello
What is th cost for this operation ?
Thank you
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Where can I purchase this product
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Did you wax the wrap in the end? What sort of wax you used?
Hi, thank you for your question. We recommend the following products for smooth and gloss texture wrap maintenance:
• 3M™ Perfect-It™ Show Car Paste Wax 39526
• Meguiar’s® Gold Class™ Carnuaba Plus Premium Liquid Wax
• 3M™ Polish Rosa 80345
• 3M™ Synthetic Wax Protectant
Hi, how to buy 3M vinyl in Australia please ?
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Would you recommend using soapy solution to aid in setting the film in place ??
Hi Ivan - We don't recommend that you wet apply the film. The surface must be clean, dry, and free of all contaminants. Clean the surface with detergent and water, and then remove any greasy/oily residue with solvent cleaner. Lastly, finish with a final isopropyl alcohol clean.
Whats the purpose of applying that film?
Hi James, thanks for asking. A vehicle wrap is a coloured graphic film that is applied directly to your vehicle by a graphics installer. It’s an easy way to add accents to your vehicle, or change the colour completely. More information at s.3m.com/26ky7
If that car was white u couldn't do that. For it to look perfect u have to remove the fin
No because you would have to wrap the fin as well otherwise it will look bad.
@@Jimmyxsx thats what im saying
develop something for buildings,not much innovation going on
Of course you have something negative to say. It’s a car video too, wrong roof smh