The material I use is Avery Supreme Wrap which costs $12 per foot. You may need 3-4 feet of the stuff, that's making no mistakes. I can sell the same kit with regular inyl, with no air release channels for half the price, but I have to include a disclaimer that I am not responsible for trapped air bubbles. It would also dramatically increase your installation time. A professional installer will charge you $150 to $300 to cover your window trims with the Avery and it will take him longer than you will to wrap it. These kits are designed with a 1-2mm tolerance and the cut is far smoother than any human can cut. Besides the alcohol we suggest to use to clean the chrome, all you'll need is a razor blade to trim away the excess vinyl at the end. If you don't want to spend the money on the Avery, I'll sell you a pre-cut kit with regular vinyl for $25.
Sorry but the administrator had erased the thread because I was not a sponsor on this forum. I don't think he can re-instate the thread so I initiated it again.
Can you post some pics of the finished product up close? The video is terrible as far as seeing any detail! Does the vinyl tuck into the rubber areas etc or does it just touch it as far as tolerance fit
That's what I said at first too but I've come to respect this hustle. Dude has found a market for people who don't wan't to cut their own and have the money to spend - clearly it's working. I'd just cut my own but to each their own. At least it's decent vinyl.
