VVIVID Vinyl - How To Vinyl Wrap Car Rims easily! 

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Coz he is not wrapping the interior of the rim😂😂😂

Because, your NOT PAYING me enough! My fees increase when customers expect a post install disassembly. If you are that picky? Then you will be paying more

moron

tim fogt the fuck Tim ?? are u high or some ??

What..

Might peel right off in weeks. This is not wrapping, should just sell 3 M tape at that point

How do you wash them?

Same question

Just wash with a sponge or the soft side of a car wash mitt. I use the same (Maguires) car wash solution on my wrapped rims, as I do the entire car. No fading or peeling the entire time I had this last wrap on them. (appx 11 months now). I'm doing an entire car, color change at the moment... so I needed a refresher on applying the vinyl. But they still look as good as the day I applied them. Do NOT use the rough side (the side that removes bugs/road gunk) or a brush. Not sure if it'll scuff matte finished vinyl... but I can guarantee it will on shiny/chrome color vinyl. First time I ever wrapped anything, was my bike rims with chameleon color changing vinyl....I used a plastic bristle tire and rim brush, and all you could see was swirls and scuffs left in the vinyl. Edit to add, I only use Vivid vinyls for my vehicle wraps... so I can't attest to other brands and how well they hold up.

checking in! how is it holding up after 2ish years?

Look man make a slit at the holes form the junt out with the heating gun and cut off access off

I’m no pro but I’m going to try it out tomorrow

The inside doesnt get wrapped usually. Lots of labors to it would cost almost as Powder Coating which -imo- is a better option than wrap.

@@abutharaziz I've got a video on my channel on how to do this!

@@abutharaziz kind of agree

Depends on what hand u wear it on

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😂 too funny

LLC lmao

@LLC That's not the clear coat. It's clear protective vinyl, the sort of stuff that is usually on top of logo badges, electronic screens, etc when they are now.

@LLC hahaha i missed that part but something looked off lmao

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Well, good thing we are trained professionals. We have thousands of cars in experience. You are right that dissipating stretch from the center is best and that is what's done in the video. The outer rim is actually flat ( video may show the illusion that it bevels in.) we must get the top flat area out of the way first to give us a flat middle to push in. Thanks for the comment.

I really don't want to insult someone here. I think most customers don't come back after their vinyl comes off. Every vinyl cover looks great in the beginning. But moisture and heat ruins it. So you see the good result, but after 1-2 months the customers see something else. But you won't see that probably, because you don't visit your customers, logically. Thanks for your answer.

Moisture and heat will do nothing to cast vinyl. Calendered vinyl yes, I agree with you, heat will destroy it. VViViD warrants their material 2 years and expects up to 5-7 years out of the vinyl.

It was streched evenly in the center and with proper post heating it's there for good. It's possible to make it long term that way if you know what you are doing.

yes i agree inside out and you could have took center cap out and had a way better cut it looks like crap

Somebody in Amazon's gave this stickers poor comment but thanks at least I should get one of these

with a only a sharp blade its possible to just cut the vinyl and not scratch underneath. If your blade is dull you can scratch. blades always gotta stay sharp that way you are barely putting any pressure just enough to cut through the vinyl.

Was thinking the same thing 😮

Did you get a chance to test it out?

I striped my wheels with this vinyl 2 years ago. It's held up to two Michigan winters with a lot of washes.

@@vehiclenanny I'm glad you said Michigan👍🏾

@@danyelleorr-mcneil4711 haha right!

@@GretchenDupree if you know then you know🤣

Why? Is it because the vinyl will not be as adhered to the wheel? Sounds like your way is better.

Lol it's called appealing to the mass.. Which do you think will sell more? A video showing how hard and long it takes to do something VS A video showing how easy and short it takes to do something? Hence why they fastforward it as well.

RNW

Agreed, this was some bullshit. I dont mind watching a longer video that shows actual wrapping

Or maybe just maybe they just wanted to wrap the face to get a two tone look and perhaps he isn't being lazy

Hell yeah!

Lmao

moron

Air release technology....you may not need the answer now. But someone might lol. Its literally magic how the bubbles disappear. Most company have it nowadays i wrapped my car with KPMF BRAND and it was super easy and id never done it before

How much wrap for 20” inch rims??? 20 inches is 20” straight across the flat part of outer wheel. Then theres a groove and then rubber tire. Give the groove an inch and another inch for grabbing to trim off. Imagine the wheel is a 20” square. A piece of wrap thats 23” to 24” x 23” to 24” square will cover the wheel.

Like the difference between shined military boots vs patten leather black shiny tap shoes.

Piano laquer is as reflective as a mirror, its just black. Gloss is simply real shiny.

Some guy on here said his have been going strong for about a year and a half

It's all wrinkled because it appears that the rim was scratched due to curbing it.

Ed O'Neill Gay this, f*ggot that. Over some plastidip? Hmmm, interesting. 🤔

look at the wheel before the wrap, you clearly see the curb rash

Darkstarr - yes and the curb rash situation is actually improved by the wrap.

Hey Ed - don't worry we won't mess with your precious Pinto, solemnly rusting in it's original paint, it's dashboard covered in junk food wrappers.

that vinyl is surprisingly sturdy, I was wondering the same but when I did it on my window trim I was surprised how solid it is, basically sun cant harm it at all and its scratch resistant

Really?? 18" x 4

thanks m8

really?? go measure your rims, the face of the rims are usually a few inches bigger than the rim size. My 17" measures 19.5" across, my 18" measures 21" on the face. best bet is just to go measure them.

@@gwot Man ... datz too hard ! Tell me the truth. What ref should i buy >:--[--< Grrr

Why!!? Looks perfect at the center and everything. Tell me with details where you are seeing the poor cut job, please.

Pete I think you are talking about the initial rough cut. Watch carefully and you can see the video jumps past the part where they carefully trim it down.

There's always that one picky hater who's actually wrong 😂

Check out the center of the wheel while he's peeling back. Flappy plastic on a BMW. LoL

It can be easily scratched by sand and mud.

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Personally vivid is my favourite, its been super easy to work with and I've never had any issues with it being "unforgiving"

Fantastic question Frank Romero. Maybe i can give you an example of such a thing you have seen before already that required covering the lip of a circle. ‘Apple Pie’. When a pie is made its laid down on top of filling and the edges hang over the pie pan and are tucked under the pie pan. The dough will bulge all around the pies edge because its constantly overlapping onto itself as you go around tucking the pie. The baker uses his finger to make impressions in the dough so it sticks to the pie pan. Leaving the crust looking wavy or up and down all the way around it. How can you make the dough not wavvy and have a flat clean edge around the pie? By cutting miniature slices in the dough on the parts hanging off the pie so that the dough doesnt bulge, but instead lays right under the dough next to it and you start on one part and go all the way around making small slits and then lay dough on, then lay dough on top of that dough and press w your finger to make it look like its all one piece. You dig? The answer is tiny slits have to be cut where the vinyl is going to be trimmed off after its heated and secured onto rim. Another term for that is called cutting the pleat line.