Full Length PPF Install - Bulk Defense+ Matte PPF Install - Rear Bumper - Tesla Model Y
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- Опубликовано: 12 фев 2023
- In this video, Eric goes over how to install a rear bumper on a 2022 Tesla Model Y using a bulk PPF Installation method. Bulk is an easier but harder method of installing PPF. Easier in the sense that you instantly have full coverage, harder in the fact that you have trim off all of the excess PPF and any time you use a knife on PPF, you run the risk of cutting paint.
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So helpful! Thankyou so much for posting this series!!
Nice job on a difficult place to wrap Chris. Always enjoy watching a master at work. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with those of us wanting to learn more.
Well, this is incredibly challenging to pull off. Excellent hand-eye coordination.
Excellent job Eric! Thank you for the tutorial and the great videography. You build my confidence as I prepare to do this.
Best of luck! Reach out if you need anything!
You make some of the best videos on and about PPF. Keep up the good work.
I appreciate that!
Thanks Eric I needed this video!
Happy to help!
Great job!
hi Bro, these are more interesting videos and useful than gluing on patterns, shoot more videos when you make from a large piece of film!))) waiting for the video
thanks dude for all your tips, I have been able to do some DIY myself on my car by just watching your videos! :)
Hey congrats man! I am happy to hear you have gotten value from the channel. All the best!
Amazing video and tutorial... Really Great and we'll explained brother.. love from Nepal
Thank you!!!!
Great video. Thank you so much for the input.
Glad you found value!
Thank you from Turkie🛠️
Nice work
Very good
How in this world do you use the knife to cut over the body and still not scratch!! Crazy! You just have magical hands Eric!!
Practice, practice, practice!!
amazing video Thank you very much
You are welcome!
We’ll done brother 👏🏼
Thank you!!
Awesome videos, man. My one catch was pushing the charge port down. Put the cars in carwash mode to avoid that.
Yeah learnt that now!
You are one of the best installers and you also explain it correctly, I learn a lot watching your videos, I took my trainings with 3M but you only learn a little about the basics and it is difficult to get out of the training and doing all this type of work takes too much time, more techniques are needed advanced like this that you do thanks, a question I don't know if I heard correctly but see that your solution is only hot water, is that correct? they regularly teach you that you need alcohol to activate the glue
Thanks for the kind words! There’s lots of hype in the industry of needing some special cocktail of alcohol/vinegar/magic potion and 10 parts distilled water etc for tack solution.
You don’t. Just use HOT water. Nothing added. Does the exact same thing and it doesn’t run the risk of burning any adhesive.
Hey man. Thanks for your videos and effort! One small comment about the relief cut you made on the inside portion of the bumper. It actually isn't necessary. If you actually do start from the middle, lock the film down in the middle with no stretch, and then slightly stretch the film towards the wheels (not enough strength to cause a glueline, but just enough to get rid of the fingers) you'll have enough film to feed into that area without the need for a relief cut. Use a bit of hot water or steam and feed the film in there before squeegeeing it down. We have done over 50 Model Ys all bulk in our shop, and we haven't had a failure in that part yet after choosing this method. Give it a try, you'll have a much cleaner install that way and if you feed the film correctly, you can cover it all the way in there right before the bumper goes up 😊 cheers, and good luck!
Thanks so much for the advice! Much appreciated and I will make sure to give that a go next time around!!
Great job
Thank you!!
good Job, the only thing i would have done is to cut at the inner edge, on the middle part :)
Thanks for the detailed video! Really helps!
One question :
Which bottle did you use for hot water (if you can share the link to )
Just a standard spray bottle. Thank you for the kind words!
Hi Erick, is it possible to make your one pre-cut pattern? Ofc not a perfect one, but for example durging this instal you have to cut whole trunk section. Can we cut this before instal to save meterial? Or making this cut will only make a problem with stretching (or any other issue)
Can you link sprayer and blades that you use? Please more video's of bulk matte installs :) Thank you!
Just updated the link in the description. My apologies.
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Hi Eric, thanks for your videos, It helps me a lot in my new business. One question : when i apply a PPF, even if i’m very careful, claybar, squeegee with soapy water 2 Times,…i always leave some debris underneath the film, that i notice when it’s too late…Is It the same for you ? What is acceptable?
Yeah it happens. I think when prepping, you need to prep the areas around where you are working too. Like if you are doing your bumper, you should be prepping your hood, fenders, headlights, grill etc.
Hi man whats the diff between alcohol mix and hot water as tack solution? When do you recommend use one over the other? Thanks for the content ❤
They both do the same, except the alcohol if not mixed properly can burn the adhesive. This is why I recommend just using the hot water tack as it does the same thing without running the risk of damaging the PPF adhesive.
Can I ask why didn't you put PPF all the way to cover the inside lip of the trunk? You mentioned that dragging things in and out of a trunk might potentially scratch the vehicle. Just curious to know why not place extra coverage along the inside to minimize any future damage.
The coverage on the inside of this area was sufficient.
Sorry I called you Chris. Just wanted to share my experience with the heat gun on matte clear. If left on a spot just a little to long it will make the spot shiny. That’s a bummer when this happens.
Yeah, you gotta be careful with that heat gun!
Thanks you for the helpful video. Where can I buy this Matt ppf?
www.DriveProtected.shop
Hi what kind the water you use to spray on the PPF thanks can you answer my question thanks
I answered your first question. Slip solution.
How many blades would you go through on a bumper,,? On this bumper looks like you went through 2-3 blades.
On this bumper, I went through 3 snaps on the blade.
Hi what kind the water you use to spray on the PPF thanks
Slip solution.
How does one learn how to cut so preciously and steady!
Practice, practice, practice!
whats the length of bulk film required to do entire modelY
Figure out length X width and there's your answer.
Where is the link to the sprayer? Thanks
Just updated the link in the description. My apologies.
@Drive Protected would a pressurized garden pump sprayer do a similar job?
What does it cost $ to do the whole car
$6-8000 average
No use heat gun, Very good