How To Bulk PPF On A Side View Mirror - (Toyota Prius 2024)
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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2024
- How To Bulk PPF On A Side View Mirror - (Toyota Prius 2024)
Ready to elevate your Paint Protection Film (PPF) installation skills? In this comprehensive tutorial as we guide you through the step-by-step process of seamlessly applying PPF to the mirrors of a Toyota Prius. 🎥✨
🛠️ Prepping for Perfection:
The journey begins with meticulous mirror preparation. We'll show you the essential steps to ensure a smooth surface, laying the groundwork for a flawless PPF installation. 🔄🔍
🌈 Bulk Application Magic:
In this PPF training video, watch as we expertly bulk apply the Paint Protection Film to the mirror. Learn the techniques that turn a standard application into a professional-grade finish. 🎓💫
💪 Master the Art of PPF Installation:
Unlock the secrets to a successful PPF application on your Toyota Prius mirrors. From positioning to smoothing out any imperfections, we'll guide you through each step to achieve a protective shield that enhances the aesthetic appeal of your vehicle. 🚀🖌️
🤓 Pro Tips and Tricks Unveiled:
Stay tuned for exclusive pro tips and tricks that can make all the difference in mastering PPF installation. From avoiding bubbles to ensuring a seamless finish, we've got you covered. 🕵️♂️💡
👀 Visual Perfection:
We won't stop until your Toyota Prius mirrors are nothing short of perfection! Dive into the visual transformation as we showcase the before-and-after, highlighting the impact of PPF on both protection and aesthetics. 👁️🌟
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Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to protect and enhance your Toyota Prius with PPF. Let's get started on this transformative journey! 🚗💨 #PPFTutorial #CarDetailing #ToyotaPrius #DIYAutoEnhancement
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Very impressive!
Well done.
Thank you very much!
I normally do it after trimming and then I heat the edges but I’ve also done it before trimming also. I put my blow dryer on hot and it also helps lock the edges down.
Oh, you are talking about heat sealing the edges to help lock them into place. We do that as well! 😁👍🏻
I use a hairdryer to get the water out and then I go back over it and heat seal it with a heat gun but on the hairdryer, I put it on hot with fan on high
Hello
I just came across your channel and I am very happy about it
I have a question: Do you use water and foam or special materials for installation?
I will be very happy if you tell me completely what materials you use for installation
Welcome to the channel! Here is a video I made that goes over all of the solutions I use during my installations. czcams.com/video/xGjn2rwh-W4/video.html
Thank you, it was very informative
Another question: How to use these substances?
What I noticed is that water and foam solution is used first, and after leveling the ppf, water and alcohol solution is used to create adhesion, did I understand correctly?@@EncorePPFtint
@soutdavood2537 Yes, that is pretty accurate. The slip solution is used to help allow the film to slid around more. In a lot of flatter areas, you won't need any of the tack solution. If you get an area that won't stay down or you stretch to an area and want to make sure it won't move once you sqeegee it out, you use tack solution. 👍🏻
Have you tried a hair dryer to blow the residual water away? I use one on ever part and it works amazing!
Interesting idea. I have not tried that. I normally just use the air compressor. I'll have to give that a shot.
When exactly do you use it? Before trimming the PPF or after?
I actually have one coming in this morning. I have done a few of them so far but I do the mirrors a little different. I am going to try the way you did them, it looks a little easer as well as less likely to get imperfections.
Thanks for the video 😁
Awesome, let me know if this makes it easier or harder. I'm interested to know. 👍🏻
What film line did you use on this? Do you use different films depending on the amount of stretch needed?
I try to only use one material. Different materials need more or less soap in the slip solution. Once you do this for a while, you really learn how to work with a material. Switching products really throws off your installations and the time it takes. 👍🏻
This PPF is PremiumShield, NextGen. We are sampling a couple of other products that we might switch to. PremiumShield is a great product, but the company that bought them (Eastman) isn't giving much focus to the brand. They are really pushing dealers to switch over to SunTek or Llumar.
@@EncorePPFtint I remember you mentioned using Nexgen on other installs. I'm not very happy with it compared to their Elite SH because the adhesive is SO aggressive, even with a "rich" slip solution. Which leads to frequent stretch lines. Any experience with that? I see you tack down edges/corners and pull on the film and I'm sweating over here. Is it inevitable on some installs?
We use the NexGen on all of our installs. I'm used to a pretty aggressive adhisive. Coming from 3M (early 2000s), VentureShield (many years), and SolarGard (over 10 years), it's very close to what I'm used to. I will add more to this reply soon.
What soap are you using and how much?
Also, what parts of the vehicle are you having the most problems with? As far as the pretacking (aggressive adhisive) goes?