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Bubbles in groove

PhantomNeon

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We wrapped this van 8 months ago and now it has bubbles in the grooves. Any tricks to fix this problem without redoing the whole panel ???
 

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Kentucky Wraps

Kentucky Wraps
That's probably the most common install mistake area on vans (not feeding/heating). You'll have to trim it off above the recess and lay in a new piece with an overlap. Trimming on the van takes an experienced hand. That's the "without re-wrapping whole panel" solution.
 

ExecuPrintGS

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That's probably the most common install mistake area on vans (not feeding/heating). You'll have to trim it off above the recess and lay in a new piece with an overlap. Trimming on the van takes an experienced hand. That's the "without re-wrapping whole panel" solution.

What advice do you have to do this properly to avoid this? I have a van that we will be doing soon that is exactly like the one the OP is asking about and id like to avoid this happening.
Any advice is helpful :thumb:
 

HulkSmash

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What advice do you have to do this properly to avoid this? I have a van that we will be doing soon that is exactly like the one the OP is asking about and id like to avoid this happening.
Any advice is helpful :thumb:


Common mistake that most wrap shops deal with.
we apply primer then avoid heating and stretching. (ROLL IN)
 
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