Vinyl wrapping my Tacoma grille 

Thanks. Appreciate it!

That’s awesome! There are plenty of videos to watch but the best way to learn is to give it a try. Feel free to connect as you work through if you have questions.

Thanks! Appreciate it.

Hey, appreciate the feedback. That’s really cool to hear. Your camera angles on the bike are wild! Do you do any wrapping as well?

@@TunersCanvas Thank you. Yes. The white is factory, but everything in green is wrapped and I cut the decals and side stripes with my vinyl cutter and placed them on. My winter project was to wrap a new look on it, but I'm recovering from a broken shoulder, so that's on hold for now.

Hopefully recovery goes well. Crazy how much damage a slip on the ice can do. We have had a mild winter here in ND with minimal snow / ice. Definitely abnormal but I’m not complaining lol.

@@TunersCanvas Thank you. I have about another 4 weeks to go, but they tell me it's going well. It is crazy how a slip can cause damage like this. I guess it's just how I went down and hit. I have a car to wrap and will get the bike done in in the spring too.

Looking forward to seeing it.

Hey thanks. Give it a shot. Best way to learn is just order some film in and start practicing with it.

Hey, thanks! I ordered a full 25 yard roll of Avery Dennison. It’s holding up very well.

Hey, thanks! I’ve learned practice and patience go a long way. I have a lot more appreciation to those who do it daily. I went with Avery Dennison vinyl as it’s discussed in the industry as one of the leading brands. Someone told me that it would be much easier to work with when not having a lot of experience. What film did you decide to go with?

@@TunersCanvas thanks for the reply! I don’t really know what i was using, i’m following you from Europe. I’ll look for something more stretchy next time. Cheers!

Hey, good catch. Everything was prepped with alcohol, but those tight recessed spots on both sides did lift back. I recently received a new color for the Tacoma and will be pulling off the Rock Grey, you suggest a small inlay this time?

@@TunersCanvas I tried mine and didn't use enough heat to set the adhesive. But watching other videos it seems that vinyl in strong tension can lift. Inlay could help. I'm a complete novice.

@@karlInSanDiego Same here. The Tacoma was my first wrap as I mentioned in the video. I have done a handful of vehicles since and ready to update the Tacoma with some lessons learned and change up the color. Thanks for the feedback!

I’d you were to order just enough for the grill, you’d be fine to source 1 yard (36”x60”) of material.

@@TunersCanvas thanks

As far as handling the elements, yes it is able to withstand cold, snow, rain, sun climates. It is however a film applied over the paint so sharp objects, rock chips, etc will impact the vinyl about how you’d expect. Does that help?

Sorry. I’ll have to do some digging. Don’t seem to have notes at quick glance. I believe it’s a preloaded option from Apple iMovie