Learn How to Bulk Install PPF on a Front Bumper: Lotus Evora
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2024
- Topic: How to Bulk Install PPF on a Front Bumper: Lotus Evora PPF Tutorial| Paint Protection Film
Master the art of Paint Protection Film installation with our comprehensive Tutorial on how to bulk install PPF on a front bumper of the Lotus Evora GT. This tutorial covers every aspect of the PPF installation process, from preparation to finishing touches, ensuring a seamless PPF Installation that will look good for many years to come.
🔍 What You'll Learn:
Approach: Insights into our strategic approach for tackling the complex curves of the Lotus Evora's front bumper.
Tools and Techniques: How we use a steam machine to enhance the flexibility of PPF during installation and why this technique is crucial for areas like air dams.
Measuring and Cutting: Step-by-step on measuring the bumper and why choosing the right size of PPF roll matters.
Application Process: Detailed instructions on positioning, applying the PPF, squeegeeing, focusing on achieving perfect alignment and adhesion.
Troubleshooting Common Issues: Techniques for dealing with challenging areas, including squeegeeing difficult spots and using a steam machine to manage the film around air dams and grills.
🛡️ Why Watch This Video?
Tailored Installation: Specific to the Lotus Evora, this tutorial addresses the unique challenges posed by its aerodynamic design.
Enhance Your Skills: Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional detailer, gain valuable skills that elevate your ability to apply PPF with precision.
Protect Your Investment: Learn how to effectively protect your Lotus Evora against chips, scratches, and environmental damages.
Join us as we guide you through each step of this essential protection process, ensuring your Lotus Evora not only looks great but is also well-protected. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment with any questions or feedback you have!
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:17 Discussion about how we are going to approach tackling this bumper
03:09 Using a steam machine in today's PPF installation
04:41 Measuring the bumper for the size of paint protection film we need
05:27 Why I chose a 30" roll over a 24"
06:21 How to remove the backing from the Paint Protection Film on the peel board
06:47 Transferring the PPF onto the bumper from the Peel board
08:28 How to position the PPF on the bumper to start
08:54 Starting the PPF installation on the Bumper
12:01 Stretching and squeegeeing out the right top part of the bumper
13:58 Stretching and squeegeeing out the left top part of the bumper
15:46 Dealing with the lower left corner of the bumper
16:51 Positioning and squeegeeing the lower right corner of the bumper
18:12 PPF installation around the left air dam area
26:04 Breaking out the steam machine to help with this difficult area
35:19 Working with the paint protection film on the left of the center grill
41:13 Starting the PPF install around the right air dam
59:03 Working the paint protection film down on the right of the center grill
1:05:20 We have a little area popping up. Let's push it down
1:06:07 Trimming and pushing down PPF around Right side marker
1:11:54 Trimming and pushing down PPF around Left side marker
1:15:44 Dealing with a couple of areas that have popped up a little
1:20:48 Installing the PPF under the bumper below the left air dam
1:26:44 Taking a look at a couple of work marks and stretch marks left in the adhesive
1:28:46 Outro
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Awesome thank you keep the vids up and have a great Day
Thank you! I'll keep it up. 😁👍🏻
nice work brother as usual
Thank you! This was a fun bumper. 🤣😂 I do enjoy the challenge of getting the PPF to do what I want. 😁
well done great job 🎉❤
Thank you! 😁👍🏻
Yes, I made it that far and good to only show one side. Great job.
😆 🤣 Thank you, Al. I appreciate the feedback! I definitely want to make sure the video gives enough info. But it's also nice to turn the camera off and speed up the process! 😁 It also cuts down on editing time.
Thank you for uploading another incredibly detailed video
Yup, thank you for watching and commenting. Next week's video will be installing a kit on the center black part and heat sealing the edges. 👍🏻😁
Learned a lot in this video, nice job Brent 👍🏻
Awesome. That's great to hear! Thank you. 👍🏻😁
Having watch this, putting on a phone screen protector so be easy...
Phone screen protectors are cake! 😂🤣
What's the general rouls of installing ppf on all types of bumber? Can you please make a on this topic please 🙏 Sir.
I think cleaning and prep work are very important. Then the install. It's also important to make sure and heat seal all of the edges of the PPF before the customer picks it up. That will really help things stay down and reduce failures.
What are your ratios for tack and slip. What products do you use for your both?
Hey, I made a short video all about that! 👍🏻 Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/xGjn2rwh-W4/видео.html
1:44 Front cowl?
I'm going to have to ask my friend who owns a bodyshop. 😁
I think it still a hood 😅
😂🤣 I guess that does make sense.
What thickness is the PPF
7.5 - 8 mil. 😁👍🏻
Thanks for replying you make it look easy🔥. Its no wonder why I have some issues with 10mil and 12mil thick film. Also were did you get the board you peeled the ppf on?.
@kiasydwx Thank you. The 10 mil film reminds me of some of the old 3m and SolarGard ClearShield I used to work with. I had to use a steamer during every installation. Fun stuff! We also used to use it on a lot of headlights.
Wow yeah its hard to bulk the rear hatch of model Y I had to do it in splits.
The glass on the wall? One piece was from a very large slider door. The other was from a dual pane window that I took apart. Both were purchased at a Habitat for Humanity.
I also have another piece that was from a large glass conference table. I got that piece for free on Facebook marketplace (or Craigslist) because they just needed it gone. It's 5' x 10' and very heavy.