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Looks like a job that a TSA 4 would have paid for itself.

and you can pop off plastic on end of sliding door track and you can wrap over the metal on door track.

Tack center and stick inset are until you have adequate tension all around. Use edge of body line as a guide and cut straight in (perpendicular to vehicle) around channel. Make sure to keep blade straight as a slight angle may nick paint. I'd recommend using an NT cutter knife as opposed to an...

on env and sprinters with the black strips of silicone I will lay a strip of arlon 8000 down first and then wrap over.

They've had leather. Even gator, ostrich, etc.

No clips, just a lot of foam tape. You'll want a vinyl zapper for it.

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Usually you have to pull the headliner down a little to access the bolts to remove it.

Dont' squeege until the vinyl is tight and then roll it in. You want to stretch as large an area of vinly as possible. Tack from as high up as possible to far edge of fender. Heat ans then roll in. Then you'll be stretching a large area of vinyl a little instead of a small area of vinyl a lot.

180 is fine for fiberglass trucks. If its not premasked, the problme may be you are using too hard of a crad and its not getting into all the recessed surfaces. Try a gold card with a felt buffer.

How long did you let hexis sit? My understanding is hexis is a time sensitive adhesive and is easily removable until a certian amount of time passes while other films are pressure sensitive.

If you heat the area over the tape and push down with your finger it will cut brushed and textured surfaces more cleanly.

I have the tool listed on eBay. Never use since I upgraded to a torch and rollepro. PM if anyone is interested in purchasing.

IMO avery has the best color selections, not sure about flats though.

Good work. I always just cut them out. HHRs I've done are for businesses, not show cars. Rings tear up the handle bowl.

Wrapped a boat in preprinted avery with lam last year and still looks good after a season in salt water. Just remember the 94 and edge sealer.

Was it calendered arlon being stretched? I've had great experience w/ Arlon cast and calendered. Has great air egress. Sticks well the first try. Not very repositionable, very aggressive. Prefer it for boat wraps, they claim the air channel seals completely after post heat.

It was originally a CNC shop which expanded into printed vinyl.

I just install vinyl for Cape Fear. All the business are those which I mainly contract.

All the camowraps I've gotten is 3M 180c w/ liquid lam. Have done partial and fulls with it. Not the best stuff, but they have the lock down on copywrites.