Wrap Tips & Tricks - Seam Shrinkage

Ole Solskin Ravn, Head Judge for the Wrap Masters explains why seam shrinkage is an issue when aligning two separate colours in a wrap and how to deal with the problem.

[@JoeHouston86]

Thank you... you just saved me from having to redo my whole trunk....i wrapped yesterday however i had no choice but to overlap some vinyl, and to my suprise this morning the top layer lifted up.

[@TheSolder777]

did this method work? did it shrink back?

[@cpohl7997]

that's great if your seaming a small flat area but if you need to seem somewhere on a bumper where heat and stretch is required forget about it

[@junellealvarez586]

thank you

[@luketomaiuolo4754]

Thank you.

[@boostindub]

Thank you

[@BA3135]

Thanks

[@anthonyb3198]

I have a question. some of my wrap is starting to separate. Like the top layer of plastic and the bottom layer of color has separated and formed a bubble where there wasn't one before when we wrapped it a few weeks ago. The bottom layer is attached to the car but the top layer isn't. What would be the best way to go about fixing it without having to take the whole wrap off and laying a new one down? Is there any way to save it?

[@karledwards7167]

NO

[@polynesianbrown8358]

What the tape called?

[@TheSolder777]

knifeless tape

[@15DurangoRT]

The only problem with that is that water is able to get under the wrap

[@elladinoaspiracionistajove1120]

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