PPF Pro Tips - How To Stretch PPF Over Body Lines

[@wypolerowany-kosmetykasamo1015]

I have just finished 3 days ppf training... It all looks so easy and obvies when expirenced guy like you or trainer is doing. Thank you for thos kind of videos!

[@DriveProtected]

All the best! Email me at [e-mail] if you ever need any tips or help!

[@StanleyPaulime]

In what state you live in? And what’s the name of the company that gives you the trainning, Im in Fort Lauderdale I would like to take a class but i dont know give the class

[@johnbraucher1499]

You're going to need more than three days training!!

[@PatrickMcconahay-kk7kd]

eric i love how calm and collective you are, thanks for being so helpful!

[@DriveProtected]

I appreciate that!

[@automassagedetailing]

I enjoy your content. You do a great job of explaining and demonstrating what you are teaching.

[@DriveProtected]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@rickwilson3032]

These are the little tricks that make a great job! Thanks

[@DriveProtected]

I am glad that you find value in these!

[@mohdghafoor1020]

Your content very much great and hats off to you because u explain in a simple manner. I started a detailing business and i only do exterior detailing, interior detailing, buffing,polishing and ceramic but now I am trying to start ppf i am new to it but because of your explanation i learned the basic . It would be great if you would guide about it bro

[@sergiobarraza1806]

Would love to see how you PPF a bike like Harleys. Awesome content man greetings from Chile ❤

[@nitrokyosho]

Very nice demo video

[@gregio6295]

Thanks for the tips I have a Jaguar F-Type and man it has so many curves especially the rear quarter panels I got so many lift line on the wheel arches and the back cause I tried to follow someone else's method. Should of known better and followed your methods yours is the best!! I really hope you get one of those cars in and make video on it would love to see how you would tackle that car.

[@DriveProtected]

Thank you for the kind words! If I ever get one in the shop, I’ll be sure to make a video on one!

[@joegerrera1914]

Yes what’s in the spray bottle ?. Thank you for the info on fixing the fingers and the edges .

[@DriveProtected]

Slip and tack solution.

[@thedetailbuff1410]

Thanks Eric great video!

[@DriveProtected]

Glad you liked it!

[@clivejones6712]

Great Tutorial very explanatory

[@saverioconca6303]

Thanks this was a good video

[@DriveProtected]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Sandbergo7]

Any tips on wrapping door handles, got a Ram TRX we are doing stealth on and would love input on the handles. Thanks for your time and the videos/tips.

[@DriveProtected]

The only thing I can recommend is taking your time. Door handles are small and tedious to install PPF on, and require a lot of patience to be done correctly. Best of luck!

[@Sandbergo7]

@@DriveProtected the patterns are terrible for stealth wrapping them, thanks for the input though. Keep up the good work as well.

[@somestuffithoughtyoumightl6985]

Nice video I wish you had covered the entire bumper. I would have liked to see any additional challenges with the dip or valley, since you have to stretch.

[@colefrye9425]

Thanks for the video! What is your dilution ratio for the slip and tack solutions? Thanks so much!

[@DriveProtected]

Slip all depends on room temperature. And tack solution is just hot water with nothing mixed.

[@cartercox8143]

If you have kegs for your tack and slip solution, how would you keep your solutions warm?

[@DriveProtected]

I only use a keg for the slip solution. To keep the tack solution warm, I just use a 32 ounce spray bottle that I refill as needed.

[@cartercox8143]

Do you have a controlled temperature for your tac solution, if so, what is it? Thanks

[@DriveProtected]

Hot water

[@rafiramli203]

What tac ?

[@carlosvargasbatman]

I just failed installing ppf on the front bumper for a 2021 TLX. Can I use a heat gun to help the material stretch or do you recommend? Mine has a programmable thermostat and I can set it to lower temps rather than the typical 300C+ you'd get with a cheaper heat gun.

[@DriveProtected]

I strongly recommend using a steamer or hot water to stretch PPF. Heat gun will damage the film very easily.

[@GdayFraz]

This shit is super satisfying.. maybe even more than vinyl

[@88omarz]

What pressurized spray tank are you using

[@DriveProtected]

TruSpray Systems Spray Keg

[@88omarz]

@@DriveProtected sweet thanks

[@DriveProtected]

@88omarz reach out to them and say Drive Protected sent you. They may give you a discount!

[@88omarz]

@@DriveProtected sounds good thanks much

[@BrandonArpke]

What tank/sprayer are you using?

[@DriveProtected]

This guy right here. Make sure you let Tru Spray know that Eric from Drive Protected referred you! truspraysystems.com/products/oasis-complete-3-gal-airless-electronic-tru-spray-systems-keg-tank-package-evolutionx-price-starting-at

[@BrandonArpke]

What's your mixing ratio for that? I have the 5 gallon so how much slip would be a starting point to how many gallons?

[@DriveProtected]

@user-cz3sd2wh2f that’s all going to depend on your environment and humidity you’re working with. I’d suggest figuring out what works best for you in a 32oz bottle then once figured out, just figure out what that ratio would be in a 5 gallon sprayer.

[@texfromro]

Question... is there any chance someone could work alone to install ppf on a complete vehicle? Thanks

[@DriveProtected]

Oh yeah! Done it many times. Just takes time and patience.