How to DIY Vinyl Wrap part 1 of 2 videos

This is part 1 of 2 videos. Due to time constraints of CZcams I had to edit and speed up the video as much as possible.
This week’s video is on how to do Vinyl Wrap. I hope that this video will give you enough information to be able to do your own wrap project. I tried to pick something that had curves, edges, different shapes and holes that would cover anything you may try and cover. It normally would take about 45 minutes to an hour for me to wrap this carefully. I had to shorten the videos the best I could and not take away from showing how it is done.
The way that I show in the video has been the best way for me to wrap my Can-Am Spyder. It is not the only way to do wrap. I try not to use the heat gun during stretching of the wrap. Doing so changes the strength, functionality, and color of most wraps. I save the heat until the end helping the wrap stick better to the material you are attaching it to. I also recommend leaving what you wrap attached to your vehicle. It is easier to wrap when it is attached to something, that way you are able to use both hands and give a proper stretch to the wrap.
The reason I wrapped my Spyder is for 2 reasons. The first reason is, if I go to resell the motorcycle, I realize not every one may like the color Green. With the vehicle wrapped, I can easily pull of the wrap and have the original color of the bike. The second reason is that the plastic on the Spyder easily scratches and scuffs, so the wrap is an easy and very nice-looking way to cover up or protect the plastic.
Please feel free to comment if you have any questions about wrap and anything that I may be able to help with. I do read and respond to comments, so I will be happy to help as much as I can. Also, if you liked the video please click on the like and subscribe for future videos.
I hope the videos help make your project your own.
Disclaimer:
My videos are for entertainment purposes only and not meant to be used as a guide for repair or servicing your Spyder. Any and all repairs should be done by a service/maintenance technician. If you work on your own vehicle and use my videos as a reference, you are doing so at your own risk. Please consult a trained Can-Am service person before working on your vehicle.
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[@The1Karking]

Nice job 👍🏼

[@MOABMAN]

Thanks and i hope it helps if you are doing yours.