@archiehilsum3865 many vehicles require it to unclip door handle electronics, the Jeep Grand Cherokees in particular require the front glass to be removed to take off the 8mm bolt inside that holds the main handle base on. We just wrapped 3 Expeditions and all 4 door cards need to come off to unplug the handle connectors.

We ordered a full Teckwrap roll of 59ft and used most of it. Had 6-7 feet left over.

@@enigmaautodesigns2101 thanks

I'd definitely get at least 60ft myself. After this wrap and no redos while saving as much material as I could, I have about 10 ft of a 75ft roll still.

From what I remember, I put small inlays by the fog lights and the top section of the bottom grille opening, then laid the big piece.

@@enigmaautodesigns2101 thank you

They're not too bad, have a few done now. Just take your time and plan out your relief cuts well ahead of time.

@@enigmaautodesigns2101 probably a couple trial and error’s on it lol

60"×59' roll from Teckwrap

What part exactly?

When it comes to vinyl and full vehicle wraps, I buy full rolls of 75ft, most cars can get away with 60ft rolls (depending on manufacturer), but you have to be exact and no accidents.

Ya, just pry them off. Starting on the back, peel up and walk it towards the front while pulling up.

@@enigmaautodesigns2101 thank you for your quick response

I did one piece for the bottom of the bed, folded it into the step then used knifeless to trim in the bodyline /inner step. Just take your time and use relief cuts as you work your way into the step. No seam needed.

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Dealt with front door Jeep Grand Cherokee handles before? Makes these feel easy. Have to remove glass.

@@enigmaautodesigns2101 no way around it? Yuck

Nope, at least not that I've found and I've done 4 of them now. They get easier though, down to about 5-7 minutes per door now, from a complete door with panel to no handle or window.

2 pieces, did the bottom of the bed up to the step then made relief cuts by the step as I fed up and around into it. Trimmed with knifeless, then laid the top of bed piece and worked down to the step seam. It's tedious but worth it in the end.

35-40 hours, including disassembly and reassembly.

No need to take door panel off but I can’t get the god damn thing to pop out. I don’t get what’s he’s doing with the rod in there. Front doors you do need to remove for the wire to disconnect. Worst door handles I have ever removed

You can get away with 60' with you don't have any issues at all but I always order 75'.

A full roll of 3M, Avery, Orafol, KPMF and other more know brands is 75'. Chinese films like Teckwrap, KKVinyl, Paradox and others come in 60' rolls.

Avery Gunmetal Metallic Matte

Thank You very much. This color definitely gets a lot of looks. You should do it!

I had this on my list but I found a different vinyl I really like that I haven’t seen on too many cars yet… I bet it does the color is awesome, quick question how much wrap did you order to complete the car?

Avery, it's a great film to use.

59ft, it's Teckwrap so that's the largest roll you can get. If you pick 3M, Avery, ect I'd say grab a full 75ft roll for extra, especially if you haven't wrapped before.

​@@enigmaautodesigns2101 you used all 59 feet?

That is the Extreme Online Store V2 spoiler with wickerbill option, in gloss black. I wrapped it in TeckWrap Carbon Fiber. If you order it and need pointers on installing it let me know, I learned a few things. Forgot to record most of the process, so no in depth vid on that one. Thank You for the sub and support, just starting out but lots more on the way, BTW, I have new respect for people who edit videos.

@@enigmaautodesigns2101 I appreciate the response! I suppose I’ll get it in the next week so I will for sure shoot you a message for pointers, I ordered some Teckwrap Satin White Blue Pearl for mine and I should be starting here soon depending on how long it takes to get here. thanks again sir!

How's that new wrap coming?