Wow, well done, that's inspiring. Living in Canada, I bought a 2000 4x4 v8 Tundra this summer. Fixed all small mechanical issues, including preventive Timing belt and Lower Ball Joints change. Frame in really good shape, will remove little surface rust and repaint it. Rust here and there but fixable. Interior in real good shape. 330000km (205k miles), this truck is a true survivor for our salty area. Clearcoat is pealing, paint and finish needs to be redone completely. I want to wrap it instead of repainting it. Your wraping videos truly inspires me. Thank you for sharing this.
Yo Ed, been watching your videos for a while, they keep getting better and better. I am an aircraft mechanic myself, and the quality of your tutorials and video editing/music are by far the best i've seen on youtube in terms of overlanding. I would say that up there with tacomabeast and LLOD if not better. keep doing great vids!
How well did the green vinyl stick to the textured black vinyl over time? Love the look but would worry about that starting to peel off eventually. Thanks!
nice work dude! you nailed it. been watching your videos now for a while. you've been a huge inspiration to me, so much so i bought a tacoma (always wanted one) and started an overland project to get me, my wife and son out into the backcountry. Thank you!
Hi Edward: first time seeing your video. I plan on doing something similar and was wondering how did the vinyl on vinyl hold up? Did you get separation? Thanks!
Nice job Shinn, truck looks real good like this version of the truck wrap. Seemed a lot easier then the first wrap you did. I just planed and booked some time down the shore yesterday camping on the beech with the wild horses 🐴
Perhaps you address it in your other videos but I haven’t seen it yet. Have you thought about adding the NSV light bar and doing an instal video? Curious on your thoughts.
Hello my friend hope you are well. So sorry we haven't been able to visit you for a while we have been busy moving house etc. But great to catch up with you. That is one monster beast of a truck bro. Very cool indeed. Thanks so much for sharing your video with us. Stay safe and catch up again real soon.
I’ve been subscribed to your channel for several months now. I love your videos. Great stuff brother. I really really like the green wrap. How durable is it to all the elements of weather and the day to day driving elements (dust, sand, rock pebbles from the highways)? I’m in northern Utah so I’d assume similar weather climate. Also, how do you like your ditch lights? I’d like to get a pair for my Tundy.
I so want to do this... I have a 2000 NISSAN Frontier with 509,389 miles and looks like new, BUT I want to get it WRAPED in either Desert TAN, or the light OD Green ! I live in NV and travel to WA, so Tan or Green???
i'm curious how the wrap has held up to trail damage. i imagine the in the tundra being wider you're more likely to get pin striping --just curious how the wrap is doing vs a standard paint job with trail damage and showing scuffs/damage
@@KrokemOutdoors lol. But seriously, one thing I would totally do to my truck down the road, I would paint it in Raptor paint. Looks badass and is very durable.
Looking good Edward....impressive how you did that...just saw your camping by the road video too...to much snow in the mountains sill I noticed that too...when does it melt typically? Hows your daughter doing these days....do you run to the mountains when she poops in her diapers....jkg
