I like watching the CK Wraps videos not because I want to do wrapping or want to be the uneducated critical reviewer. I watch them because all of you treat this like a piece of art, doing and redoing until you reach your own state of expected perfection in the job at hand. How you do this by meticulous attention to detail is worthy of a Six Sigma mentality that is not often found in manual arts. Good enough is often given to the customer and as you have found customers often can't tell they paid more for a bad wrap job than they would have gotten from a reputable wrapper. When all the elements involved in a car wrap come together from quality product manufacturing to quality installation it can only lead to ultimate customer pride in a beautifully done car. Thanks for sharing and a big thumbs up!

Most intuitive wrapping channel no doubt, and this guy is a perfectionist. I got the courage to wrap my own vehicles after watching his tutorials.

As I am currently struggling with my 2008 STI hatch wrap, this comes into my life. lol Thanks dude, just in the nick of time :)

You can see how passionate he is about his work. After watching a lot of his videos, i think i could wrap my car. Your tutorials are so enjoyable to watch! Keep up’the good work.

With those rust specs you are referring to, companies make sprays called "iron and fallout removers", specifically CarPro IronX, they will dissolve those specs after about 5 minutes of dwelling. I'm an amateur detailer and use it all the time in conjunction with clay. I think a lot of the companies work with businesses for wholesale too. Love the content.

So much inspiration! I’m wrapping my own car because of you and all of your awesome videos. Only have bumpers left and I’m feeling confident after watching this for sure! Thanks 🙏 CK WRAPS! I even made a vinyl wrapping series on my channel. 😎👍

Christian.....excellent wrap on that back bumper. Also, I was at Home Depot last Fall, and I found something called a cord foiler. Foil as in stopping. It would be where instead of plugging your heat gun straight into your extension cord, you would plug it first into the cord foiler. then into your extension cord. It will never let your extension cord bunch up int those tight knots. Worth it's weight in gold. I should have bough ten of them and I didn't. They work great. You can find them in the aisle with extension cords. You'll love them. P.S. I sure don't see ant more Subaru TSi's here any more. They were very quick. The only thing I didn't like was the spoiler on the back. It tended to block more than I cared for when looking in the rear view mirror. My best, Scott

About to tackle this same bumper tomorrow. Thanks for all the videos and tips. Great work.

Wish I lived closer to you guys do an amazing job!!!

I’ve been wanting to do my wrx in nardo grey for awhile! Can’t wait to see what it looks like!

Always great videos and amazing work! You make it look so easy!

Nice CK I have been running inlays with those problematic Subaru's rear bumpers. Not anymore great tip and how to. Keep it up!!!!!

Love the guy attitudes

Love the channel.. You do a awesome job. Love the videos.

Can a Subaru WRX limited be wrapped in 2 days?

Wow we , one after the other , your killing me , I can't get any work done , wrapping comes first before anything else :)

Great work!!! Did not even realize this video was an hour long until it was over. How much vinyl do you estimate to be used for this car?

You should provide purchase links to the tools you use in each video!

Falling love with yellow car..can u share name that yellow wrap..is it hornet yellow satin?

What temperature do you heat the foils with? I have a heat gun steinel HL 2020 E, will it be suitable for such works?

Wouldn’t it be easier to wrap the middle part that goes in as it’s own piece?

Does it peel where the knifeless tape was

Why do u use the vivid? I don’t it very hard to work with that wrap

can you give a tour of the final product once you're done?

Is there any benefit to using seam sealer around the edges of the bumper that are exposed to the elements?

Why do you wear a glove sometimes? Also, what type of glove is it?

Name of the color wrap your using?

SO many questions about the yellow car in the background!?

How much vinyl did you use for that?

Most important question in the comment section: what shoes are you wearing? lol

how is this one holdin up?

Design Line sucks ass. Always breaks before you even get to the edges of the film.