Love the color... Where can we buy the wraps?For sure DIY-able, just did ours by buying a roll of 3M 2080. I did a timelapse that I need to edit together, but a few learnings:
Having the right tools, especially if you're cutting your own, is vital. Don't skimp on cheap crap, especially the knives.
- You need a big giant table (i.e. 12x8), OR, pre-cut pieces. I paid about $700 for a roll of 3M 2080 (M26 - matte green). Given the pre-cut kits are going for about double, I'd still say go for the pre-cut kits if you want to save time & frustration.
- Only a madman would try doing it in a non-air-conditioned garage, unless you live somewhere particularly temperate. Texas ain't that.
- Try to get a spare piece if you go the pre-cut route. You learn a lot from the first piece, no matter how many YT's you've watched. Needless to say, I ended up replacing my first piece at the end, once I knew I had the material to do it
- Only a madman, or their wife, would buy a ball launcher for the dogs the same time as a vinyl wrap project is starting. Ask me how I know.
Watch my video for DIY wrap, I used VVIVID Premium from Amazon. Video lists all details in description.
Bhai … I was the one of the first ones to subscribe to your channel. And will reach out to you for help. But first … I need to get my darn truck!!! It is stuck with the fu**jig issue in Sunnyvale.
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DIY PPF isn't that hard. I've put PPF on the front end of every car I've owned over the last 10 years and finished my Cybertruck last weekend. The Cybertruck was much easier than doing a front bumper with a bunch of curves. Set aside at least two days to do it. Ideally, you want an enclosed space, like a garage, but it's possible to do a good job if that is not available. Contamination is your enemy. Make sure everything is clean. Tires, wheel wells, etc. You might need an extra pair of hands to peel back the larger rear corner panels, and to place them. The Tesbro kit and videos are better, but the actual PPF pieces are fine either way.
