How to Vinyl Wrap a Motorcycle Fairing
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- čas přidán 22. 06. 2019
- Watch me and all the steps that are involved with Vinyl Wrapping a Suzuki Hayabusa Fairing in Avery Dennison Gloss Blue Diamond. This piece took around 3 hours to complete but I skipped the boring stuff to bring this to you.
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I was going to give up doing my chopper all by myself but after seeing you doing a hard to do piece like that one I do feel encouraged to try it again. Thanks for a great video, man. 👍
Motorcycles are no joke. My best tip is to slow down and have extra material for mess ups
trimwork is pretty satisfying to watch imo
Great job! I'm actually glad you did this by yourself cuz that's how most of us plan to do it anyway 😅
Bikes are hard to wrap. Try to get a extra pair of hands
Your joy in your work is contagious. Well done. Thank you for an honest video of hard work.
Super tough to wrap loose parts like this good job!
This whole bike was a nightmare. Next time I'll wrap on the bike
Watched it for the first 3 minutes and was thinking this guy is crazy. Nice job and all by himself. 👍. I wish I could do that to my bike. Save a bunch of money.
The best advice I can give is buy a lot of extra vinyl and work slow
Julian Lawson can’t buy a lot when I’m wrapping with chrome gold😂😂 hella expensive. Wish they had fairings that Alr had it
I so admire your patience - great job - many thanks for sharing your experience!
loved this video, I honestly really really needed to see how you did the trimming, that's where im stuck . I don't know how long or short to make my edge to keep it from flipping back up, would also like some help knowing where and how to cut relief lines and holes when needed but cleanly, (in case you decide to make a video on that stuff) still a great video!
This whole bike was just hard. The best advice I can give is to use primer. I had to replace a lot of this bike after a month
Great video man, well done. Your patience and attention to detail is what makes you good at it. Honestly I would have liked to see how you did the trimming as well. I'm looking up videos to see about wrapping a lower fairing set because I bought the bike without it and cant find a matching set used. My bike is red but a black carbon fiber wrap on the lower would look nice, so I may just buy what I can get and wrap it.
Its fun to watch another person that enjoys the process as much as the end result! 👍
Someone told me about a year ago. Anyone can wrap a car. The hard part is trimming. Make sure you cut slow and use a sharp blade
Great vid. I am working on doing my Busa. The rear seat cover and the tank was a bit challenging. My first error was not investing in quality vinyl material. After watering your vid. I am going with Avery or 3M. 🤞✌
This bike was so hard to do. Never go cheap on material if you arent used to wrapping. I always push my clients to use Avery to save me the headache of wrapping with some Ebay or Amazon vinyl
Good job, but I might recommend trimming the material abit more to make it easier to work with.
It looks good man👌
Hello From Germany , Thanks for this cool Video bro. It looks very Nice👌
Good vid. Took some of the fear out of it for me. And Imnjust starting with the handguard on one side lol.
Whew!!!...Researching de-chroming a busa...You stayed with it...Hope I'm successful.
Thanks, I'm doing my KLR650 next weekend. Wish me luck! ☺️
It took me right around 26-30 hours to finish this Hayabusa. Luckily i only had two seams on the entire bike
ive got the same bike and same idea hah how did your klr come out?
@@kd7627 Hi Kevin, Good but I had to pull off the previous stickers. I also unbolted the plastic to do it because it ended up being essier than doing it in-situ. Was surprised how much material I needed! Best of luck. - Thomas.
You did that bro!
It was alot of work, but worth every moment
@@Lawlesswrap how long did this piece take if you can estimate...also I wouldve liked to have seen the trim work as well.
@@aribeni8113 I think it was about an hour just getting the vinyl on. Another hour to trim
Wonder if he dances like the wiz with his socks inside out as well
Wish you was in tx
You're only a a 4 hour flight
@@Lawlesswrap bro lets make it happen!
Im about to wrap my zx6r, i ordered a 5ft x 5ft piece is that not enough?
That is not enough. Each piece is 3ft by their self. You should order 25ft just incase you mess up
Where did you get your vinyl from?
Metrorestyling.com
How much vinyl did you use for your bike?
I think I bought 35 feet
What website did u order ur wrap
Metrorestyling.com
How much sqft did you use?
I bought a 25 foot roll. I have alot of extras
@@Lawlesswrap 25ft x (?)
@@OutworkYesterday251 5' X 25' roll
I've wrapped 1 fairing 3 times and am stuck on the bolt holes!
The best advice I can give is to just slow down. I used to try and be fast like everyone I seen on CZcams. Once I slowed down I stopped making simple mistakes
Use less material. It’s not only going to reduce the use of wrap and money, but also make job easier
This was my first and only motorcycle wrap. I wont be doing another one any time soon
Show the finished product bro
I have a follow up video of me installing it on the bike. czcams.com/video/ANWm5EQQADo/video.html
Ware u located..can u do my bike??
Detroit Michigan
What if I sent you my plastics I live in florida
@@JohnDoe-ut2mv It might be cheaper to find someone in your area to wrap your bike than to ship it here
Why didn't you ask the camera man to help?
At the time my wife was 8 months pregnant and wasn't much help. What I will do next time is use some clamps to keep everything steady
@@Lawlesswrap I hope I didn't come off rude or anything, it wasn't meant to be. It was def a helpful video. I have an 05 busa I'm about to wrap so thanks for the tips!
@@terraofnakedafraid5828 No worries. The hardest part to wrap was the nose of the bike. I couldn't get it to not move
Gutted, only reason i wanted to watch the video was to see how you got the vinyl down into the holes where the bolts go and how you finished the edges.. you claimed it the boring part.. where thats the part most people find interesting.. shame!
For the bolts poke a little hole and install a washer before the bolt. For the exhaust hole I placed a inlay and hide the seams. The edges are pretty basic. Dont over stretch and make sure all the edges are clean