it was 3am when i fouund this video, watched the whole thing, now i feel like i can wrap 100 cars, but i never wrapped before. This dude is the wrap master !
@@jorislalwhich means 12 hours to do a whole freaking car, that's nuts! I wonder if cleaning and disassembly was included in that time. But even for vinyl install only, that's crazy fast.
I have been wrapping for over 20 years and I must say your info is correct and well presented . those different door cuts do come in handy , sometimes you have one big copy/printed piece with a design for the side and you cant simply cut away the extra as there is no extra to cut away . all the material is used , so the first cut you showed is what I go with , or I will do a careful bridge-cut , then tuck both edges . it is the fastest way . also , I see a lot of heat guns in vids , you can save a lot more time if you get good with a propane torch . :-)
Great video. I think the strip on the inside is an excellent idea. It’s a technic i use making metal car parts also. I think installing the strips inside first would be better then the way u you demonstrated it because the lip of the material is exposed edge If the small strip is applied inside first when you wrap the outside it will come in and lap over the strip make a better look and seal
I know im asking randomly but does any of you know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the password. I would love any assistance you can give me
@Davis Lyric thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Man I could really use the wheel knife, the dual xacto thing, mold n hold, and I am going to start using more knifeless tape to help speed up the process.
17:18 Can anyone suggest a dual blade cutter that goes larger than the one he is showing? That particular one only goes to like .6". I want one that can do about 1-2"
Awesome show mate. I’m a carpenter by trade but looking at wrap and the possibility of learning it for a side job I totally agreed with doing a really excellent job at great speed. Yes I could see my tool belt being full. Could you possibly help me to recommend a company or course to do in Australia that will teach me the right techniques and quality. With my trade I learn how to do things right first which is slower do working on speed which in turn gives such a high quality of work but as fast if not faster then others and the jobs done once no coming down and fixing ruff work. Any suggestions to move into this style of career? Awesome
Danny Tonnessen I know im 2 months late but I started with fenders. Hard at first but I moved some steps back and did interior pieces. Much smaller and typically curvy so you can get an idea on how some techniques will work
I just bought a Bmw Z3 and am going to wrap it myself for first time. The hood is wider and longer than 60". Whats to be done? I do not want to follow the hoods contour lines as the entire front of hood looks like an Alien head when done black and I want that look. Following contour would leave the hood half black and half white (my other color) and I don't want that. I was thinking maybe I have to do it in three parts. Center and left and right at contours with an inlay or outlay or whatever its called when put on a flat surface (for the most part) I really don't want to see a line of separation though.
I've been interested in doing "camouflage" vinyl on an Off-road vehicle. The question is this.... How do you wrap an off road bumper to include the metal roll bars that hold light bars, off road lights, etc. to where it look like the bumper was painted?
graphikptz that's what I've been doing and never had a problem. Sometimes it seems like they try to sell you on their tools and products to make money ha
You can, but this is for accuracy and speed. The name of the game is doing a job in the shortest possible time while maintaining the integrity of the work. Yea, they may want to push some product as well but Justin Pate is a very solid dude to listen to.
You Don't Get 1 CM Of Material From Panel To Panel Gaps... I'm A Dimensional Engineer At An Auto Maker And Most Nominal Panel Gaps Are 3-4mm...Following His Tips Would Make You Fail The 1cm Requirement On A Hood
@@jif4639 i changed my comment before you replied...😝 i even thought i was too rude, and i also later noticed he did use a metal double knife..but good comeback bro, 👊
Glass will most definitely scratch, I’ve been tinting windows for over 6 years now and regardless what kind of blade you use, there will always be a chance of scratching the glass
@@phillipfaggart8371 Ever so true. Older auto glass was quite a bit harder where the modern stuff is softer and DOES scratch... And quite a bit easier I may add.
you focus reducing time, so dont wrap and time reduced to zero . i prefer to spend long time and having more material at the edges. i dont like your technique.
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it was 3am when i fouund this video, watched the whole thing, now i feel like i can wrap 100 cars, but i never wrapped before. This dude is the wrap master !
From 16 hours to 6 hours they save 20 hours WOW! You are a beast!
I suppose 2 people were working on the car.
20 man hours smart ass
@@jorislalwhich means 12 hours to do a whole freaking car, that's nuts! I wonder if cleaning and disassembly was included in that time. But even for vinyl install only, that's crazy fast.
I have been wrapping for over 20 years and I must say your info is correct and well presented . those different door cuts do come in handy , sometimes you have one big copy/printed piece with a design for the side and you cant simply cut away the extra as there is no extra to cut away . all the material is used , so the first cut you showed is what I go with , or I will do a careful bridge-cut , then tuck both edges . it is the fastest way . also , I see a lot of heat guns in vids , you can save a lot more time if you get good with a propane torch . :-)
no fxxx around at all ....people who knows what they doing are never scared teaching tricks..well done mate!!!
He definitely knows his Shit, he makes it so easy. 👍🏼
he's definitely on another level. I can't even comprehend some of the things he says
excellent job, love the class.
Great video. I think the strip on the inside is an excellent idea. It’s a technic i use making metal car parts also.
I think installing the strips inside first would be better then the way u you demonstrated it because the lip of the material is exposed edge
If the small strip is applied inside first when you wrap the outside it will come in and lap over the strip make a better look and seal
I know im asking randomly but does any of you know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot the password. I would love any assistance you can give me
@Camilo Wayne instablaster :)
@Davis Lyric thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Davis Lyric It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out !
@Camilo Wayne no problem :D
I will never wrap a car or have my own wrapped however that didn't stop me watching this.
Triline technique was awesome!
Amazing 👏🏼
good stuff. worth watching!
When are in Pennsylvania show
This seems like my calling
Man I could really use the wheel knife, the dual xacto thing, mold n hold, and I am going to start using more knifeless tape to help speed up the process.
This guy is great
17:18 Can anyone suggest a dual blade cutter that goes larger than the one he is showing? That particular one only goes to like .6". I want one that can do about 1-2"
www.cutterpros.com/excel-window-perf-gap-knife
@@miladkhoury4494
That's the one I mentioned that I did NOT want lol.. Need one that goes bigger.
I really wish there were more professional videos on wrapping motorcycles lol
Im very new to learning about warping. What does he mean by empty cuts?
where can i get the triline tape?
Good day mate
Just a quick question if I can apply another vinyl on top of the first vinyl?
Thanks
Where’s the best place for a newbie like me to get some solid install tools to begin wrapping cars?
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can you send a link where to buy the round cutter please
I need to 🙂
yellowtools.us it is called the sassercut pro
Awesome show mate.
I’m a carpenter by trade but looking at wrap and the possibility of learning it for a side job I totally agreed with doing a really excellent job at great speed.
Yes I could see my tool belt being full.
Could you possibly help me to recommend a company or course to do in Australia that will teach me the right techniques and quality. With my trade I learn how to do things right first which is slower do working on speed which in turn gives such a high quality of work but as fast if not faster then others and the jobs done once no coming down and fixing ruff work.
Any suggestions to move into this style of career?
Awesome
Having background in auto body and paint, this looks easy af.
not easy af lol but with ur background u most likely will pick it much faster than most and be good at it, I say go for it
Do i need to use heat around the edges?
I can’t wrap I have to piece it on
hello please answer me if we can do the coverings outside?
I really love to start d wrapping here in Nigeria but I don't know how I can get all those stuffs. Anyone can help pls.
Brother go online and buy it. Write down the names of the items on a piece of paper and then search on internet and but it
You are a beast!
this guy has really been everywhere huh
Where do I find that triline tape?
I had no idea the Haddonfield slasher was in to vinyl wrapping.
Do you offer 1 to 1 training?
tell me where you can buy a tool for vinyl, and most importantly a knife for cutting with a roller
yellowtools.us
Does anyone have any recommendations on how to best start learning the techniques and what smaller non car items you would start with? Thanks 👍
Danny Tonnessen I know im 2 months late but I started with fenders. Hard at first but I moved some steps back and did interior pieces. Much smaller and typically curvy so you can get an idea on how some techniques will work
You can also take of the gas tank flap and it’s a nice flat surface
plates and dishes make good beginner practice items
I need to wrap a fuse box cover...I'd love to figure out how to do it myself.
What brand of clear vinyl do you use and recommend?
What is the "empty side" and the "solid side"?
I just bought a Bmw Z3 and am going to wrap it myself for first time. The hood is wider and longer than 60". Whats to be done? I do not want to follow the hoods contour lines as the entire front of hood looks like an Alien head when done black and I want that look. Following contour would leave the hood half black and half white (my other color) and I don't want that. I was thinking maybe I have to do it in three parts. Center and left and right at contours with an inlay or outlay or whatever its called when put on a flat surface (for the most part) I really don't want to see a line of separation though.
No matter how hard U pull or direction I get wrinkles and creases
Where can find the roller cutter ?
Did you ever find out? I need that cutter 😂
I dont even have a car but it looks cool!
Dear,i am sure that you will have!
How did that supposedly take an extra 10, hours per man? Not a chance.
I've been interested in doing "camouflage" vinyl on an Off-road vehicle. The question is this.... How do you wrap an off road bumper to include the metal roll bars that hold light bars, off road lights, etc. to where it look like the bumper was painted?
plan out your cuts and put design line on a side of the bar that is less visible. creating a butt seam.
What material do you use for these demonstrations?
@@Wikoloable -avery is the way to go the rest are like cardboard box and you will screw up
Two great tools are the rotary cutter and the dual cutter but who would ship these to the uk?!?
Look at the www.yellotools.com for the distributors list.
how does the wind not peal this right off the car? drive slow?
The adhesive on the back of the vinyl wrap is a lot stronger than you think
hi what is the exact name roll cutter that you use
www.yellotools.us/SasserCut-Pro.html
can it be used to cover chips?
Sumeet Saini A Wrap would settle into the Chip, and you would see a depression where the material pushed into the chipped Paint.
How does one get into this line of work?
I just had my first day yesterday in the industry, by just sending emails expressing interest to different shops
Can you recommend a place in Southern California that does quality wrapping please?
Thank you!
Premium styling, they have a RUclips channel
why you cant just open the hood and cut film on the fender with 1-2-3cm gap?
graphikptz that's what I've been doing and never had a problem. Sometimes it seems like they try to sell you on their tools and products to make money ha
You can, but this is for accuracy and speed. The name of the game is doing a job in the shortest possible time while maintaining the integrity of the work. Yea, they may want to push some product as well but Justin Pate is a very solid dude to listen to.
Isn't that kind of what he explains most of the video?
Save time, make money?
watch the video again!!
How else would we sell all those tools?
what do you call the bevvled blade ?
western spud it's called sassercut pro.
www.yellotools.us/cutting/knives-cutters-scissors/sassercut-pro.html
Beverly
Maybe a part of your instruction should be to remove GIANT watches and rings before you accidentally hit the car with them 😁
you can't make amistakle if you're too good
@@kertosyt LOL.... He's an instructor and good at teaching technique. And that's about it.
Show of wealth. Even if not accurate.
You Don't Get 1 CM Of Material From Panel To Panel Gaps... I'm A Dimensional Engineer At An Auto Maker And Most Nominal Panel Gaps Are 3-4mm...Following His Tips Would Make You Fail The 1cm Requirement On A Hood
Who is that master?
Anyone knows about his watch?
Moise Jean g shock
Sir I m from Pakistan I want to b ur pupil
16:04 did he just cut the glass with his metal knife?!?!?!
that blade doesnt scratch glass. Glass is harder than the blade
Akshh Ch ah I see thank you.
His knife didnt went through the backside paper as you can see
@@jif4639 i changed my comment before you replied...😝 i even thought i was too rude, and i also later noticed he did use a metal double knife..but good comeback bro, 👊
It's a plastic knife
you watch your time it is neer 5 o'clock
What is a good brand of vinyl?
Jenea nemkov I've used 3m and its was easy to work with and looks great
if i could sum up this video with one emoji ...
💡 !
🤓👍
Amater camera man, didnt see under the hood
the orange peel on that kia is atrocious
I don't understand why a big sticker is better than paint for a color change.
cheaper, easier to reverse (you just pull it off), you can print entire designs instead of custom paint it
You should never be cutting anything on the glass, you will put a scratch on the window.
glass will never scratch... i speak from experience
Glass will most definitely scratch, I’ve been tinting windows for over 6 years now and regardless what kind of blade you use, there will always be a chance of scratching the glass
A windscreen will scratch because it’s laminated I believe
he had the backing paper still on.
@@phillipfaggart8371 Ever so true. Older auto glass was quite a bit harder where the modern stuff is softer and DOES scratch... And quite a bit easier I may add.
how to make something easy look hard hahah fuck me
Jesus the camera guy needs to be fired
you focus reducing time, so dont wrap and time reduced to zero . i prefer to spend long time and having more material at the edges. i dont like your technique.
All I hear is nothing but greed and screwing over your customer.
definitely wouldn't say that
In general or what?? Cause i dont see it in the video
This guy dont know how to really wrap cars..i know this ,, speakers"
? That did make any sense
Ignorance at it's finest.