Applying a car wrap isn't for the faint-hearted or the clumsy-fingered. First, clean the vehicle thoroughly—any speck of dirt is a future bubble factory. Then, measure and cut your vinyl wrap to size, leaving a generous margin. Slowly peel the backing and apply the wrap, using a squeegee to smooth out bubbles and wrinkles as you go. Heat guns are your friends to stretch and conform the wrap around curves and edges. Finally, trim off the excess and tuck edges neatly. If you think this sounds like a weekend project, consider that professionals charge a pretty penny for a flawless job.
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