The Conditions for Applying Vinyl Wraps

If a van or car has lacklustre paintwork in need of an update, then vinyl wrapping is a fantastic alternative to purchasing a new vehicle. When you go for a wrap shop, you may find Tint Tools Wholesale, Wrapping Tools and paint protection film installation tool.

Clean vs. Dirty

Before anything else, you should make sure that your vehicle is completely clean before having a vehicle wrap applied. The reason why is because of the adhesive. Even just a thin layer of dust can make it difficult for the wrap to fully adhere. 

New vs. Old
Even if your vehicle is completely clean, you should check the condition of your paint job. There are two reasons why an old paint job will not work with a vehicle wrap as well as a new one. First, the imperfections in the older paint job might shoe through in the vehicle wrap. Any rough spots, rust, and divots won’t be fully smoothed out. Second, an old paint job might get damaged by the adhesive. Any place that the paint job is worn or peeling could get stuck to the vehicle wrap and peel away when the vehicle wrap is removed. And vehicle wraps are supposed to protect the car’s paint job rather than harm it.