How to vinyl wrap a trunk recess in satin chrome vinyl. By @ckwraps

[@ScottEMoe]

Super helpful. Your vids give so much great detail. It's nice to see you fight a bit with the solution too. Big takeaway is just take your time. The material is super durable and can take a lot of readjustments, etc. Thanks bro!

[@BrendansRealEstate]

I've been wrapping my 09 IS350 Candy Red from Vvivid and YOU ARE THE ONLY CHANNEL WITH EVERY SINGLE TIP I NEED! Thank you👍

[@lifedriven5176]

incredible work man. I started trying some of this stuff. wasn't good at first but I watch your videos and take pointers and I have made improvements. started on a beater Honda civic I bought for a daily to keep miles off my newer car.

[@gunnerm1]

Dude. You are the master.

[@hiphopsocnroc]

thumbs up to ur wife and the awesome camera work A+

[@wilborth5th]

GREAT TEACHING, GREAT LEARNING, THANK YOU.

[@Riccotorres86]

your explanation was great! spot on technique

[@Teamoverlay]

If you have the chance, you should try starting inside/out! You'd be suprise how much easier it is with chrome vinyl! If you start it right, you'll get zero tension and no glue tension marks because the vinyl will fall into place just by doing the "smiling effect"! :)

[@tonyr862]

Great camera work BTW. Andrew could take notes 😅😅😅 Great work too👍👍👍

[@Kerwyn204]

so awesome i was planning how to do this to mine and i didnt know this is possible with chrome

[@sekang0]

Hey great videos man! You should consider getting a little rolling table or rolling tool box to put your heat gun on so you don't have to bend down to get it so often. Love the content!

[@CKWraps]

+The 86 Life definitely a good idea but I might miss out on some exercise. Though I'd probably break less heat guns if I had a cart to put them on

[@sinistercharger]

I am going to be wrapping my 66 Vw Beetle.I think the most challenging part will be on the Rear window recesses.I don't want to take the Windows out so what's the best way to do these? 👍

[@alexnjiru6964]

great and i've learnt something ... how can i get those vine???

[@mirza5584]

another great video

[@paulreese8294]

nice work i was thinking of wrapping my saab 95 how much wrap and what would be a good wrap for my first time thanks

[@mattygersh544]

Ck the knife you use. Is it metal. Because I watched other videos that suggested plastic to prevent scratching. Also I would like to thank you for everything you teach/ show. I'm going to use vinyl on my Nissan 370Z and u encouraged me to go for it and try

[@meforeintegrated3958]

Nice one guy, please where is your shop, do you train people in is work? I will like to get train. thanks

[@SethsProject]

Hey CK, I own a Mercedes c300, and the body style is really similar. I can't figure out how you took the chrome and plastic piece off above the license plate. Got any tips for me?

[@mjwheelz1406]

Did you have to heat the wrap to a certain temp after you were done to break the memory on the film and not have pull back?

[@Wali9628]

Christian what happens if you start by doing the recess first then work outwards?

[@mack2d2]

Vvivid vinyl is trash to work with, but you made this look pretty good... well done.

[@15DurangoRT]

How is that NOT pulling away?

[@Airwaysfan]

how do you keep your blades sharp? do you change blades often?

[@ericmuschlitz7619]

why not remove plate screws? also been converted to plastic knives. why risk a cut in an unfortunate place (any) ?

[@CKWraps]

+Eric Muschlitz because a plastic knife and cut into paint the same way a metal knife can

[@Karopine]

Forgot to add the primer back;) lol.

[@CKWraps]

🤣

[@g8beast679]

That vinyl in the recessed area is coming off in less than 2 weeks. You heat stretched a small area more than 30%.

[@CKWraps]

G8 Beast that's incorrect. We took the stretch from the center by heating the areas around the recess. Pushing in from the center to the recess as you mentioned you do will actually cause a greater chance of the vinyl popping out as you mentioned again

[@Wali9628]

Christian can you not start from the recess first then work your way out?

[@nnggghhaa3709]

not a pro, but why not heat in in the middle only and push the material in the deep areas?

[@jactan6395]

nnggg hhaa not a pro either but i can probably answer that. If you only heat middle and push down, it will create the stress on 4 corners + middle more than other places unevenly which will make it break (the curve is pretty deep). Also will create bubble because it can never be exactly fit, either a bit smaller or a bit bigger(also harder to fix bubbles/wrinkles as well), also wrinkles around 4 screws after cut the holes for it

[@K.B.E.B]

Am i the only one that saw a spot at the Beginning on the truck. 0.48 Seconds on.

[@K.B.E.B]

I think im trippin

[@karlderkafer6181]

That is not the best way, i think!

[@rootboy5420]

Last about a week 👎🏻 no post heating , olfa blade for dirty cuts scalpel for clear cuts !