Thanks for the support, glad you enjoyed the video. I’m a Tesla owner as well, a wrap is a great addition!

Great idea. Maybe I’ll redo my “what to know before you wrap a Tesla” vid and the tools to it

I'll look up that vid, Thanks

Maybe. There are a decent amount of videos out there for the cameras. They break easily so I don’t want to be responsible for people having issues

Hour or two for both!

@@GdayFraz Nice, thanks brotha!

@@SaintsAutos on most models it can’t be removed without snapping a tab. I’ll usually double side tape it back on. I advise clients ahead of time

i see. thank you bro. would you just pry it from the sides with a plastic tool panel remover?

⁠you should be able to access two tabs from the trunk area then try to gently pry the third from the outside

75ft x 60in

I guess I don’t understand the question

I'll ask a different way: 1. Was it necessary to do the front bumper in two large pieces, and one inlay? It looks like it would be easy to do the inlay in the bottom recess, and then tackle the entire surface of the bumper in one piece, rather than having a seam at the horizontal bumper line. 2. Under the charge port lid, you used a small piece, rather than manipulating the quarter panel piece into that inlay. Is that because there is a gasket that separates the metal under the charge port cover from the quarter panel?

@@DadYouNeverHad I think this the best way to do the bumper with the most minimal amount of stretch.. For the charge port I believe it makes much more sense to do an inlay because it would be very hard to lift the charge port lid with all that extra material you would need to tuck in that area. It’s already difficult with the 1-2cm I leave as it is

@@GdayFraz I ask because I don't like seams. I don't wrap for a living - or even a hobby - just for my own vehicles. The way I look at the stretch for the two areas I mentioned is that the vinyl has to stretch minimally in both - which is why it's so easy to do in that front bumper. I can't see a failure happening in the front bumper particularly if you kept it to one piece. Thanks for your reply!

I cut the edges

This was satin

Great job 🤙🏻

I’ve never heard of anyone having an issue with a wrapped Tesla and warranty and I’m constantly in the forums

Without mistakes I believe it’s 54 ft

@@GdayFraz Gotcha, thanks for the reply! Loving all of your videos!

I do not. I don’t recommend any Chinese film. It’s cheaper because you only get 60ft, it’s a hard pass for me

@@GdayFraz i was asking about quality. when to wrap & when u remove wrap chinese film

@@BMW_xDriveno it’s not fine for new cars imo

@@GdayFraz and i have new bmw x6 2021. bro now that’s on the way. brand was Carlike Film.

My wife. I think it was Halloween