Johnny Mc

Thanks for the input, maybe I'm not as slow as I thought. Day 3 complete and all I have left is rockers, rear bumper and front bumper. Still a lot of pieces though.

8 minutes ago, JoshVette said:

Are you doing it by yourself or with a crew??  

 

Try to figure how many panels you can do per day and you'll have a better idea.  

By myself, did the roof all pillars and mirrors today about 27 pieces in all. Those were all small pieces. Starting body panels tomorrow hopefully done by Thursday.

Appreciate the help, I have another Rover to do next week. Will see how it goes. I believe I was trying to wrap to much material.

15 hours ago, Midtown Houston said:

Pro bond...suppose to do that before install 

I am using Xpel edge prep before install

When trying to wrap the edge, can not get the two front curved corners to stay down on the under side of hood. Any suggestions? 

AS SOMEONE  NEW TO PPF INSTALLIATIO, I LEARNED A VALUEABLE LESSON TODAY. MUCH EASIER TO USE BULK MATERIAL ON FULL HOOD INSTALL THAN CUT PATTERNS

18 hours ago, CaliTINT said:

Yup! Some glass just doesn't take water as well as others. Couple of things I do is keep a marked bottle with extra slip. Also, I spray the window down, peel my film, spray the film, carry the film  to the glass with one hand/arm, and then spray more solution on the glass right before applying. 

Thanks, that's pretty much the technique I'm using. They suck 

6 hours ago, Super Dave said:

It seems like all the Range Rovers are like that! I just load up on xtra slip when I tint them.

Yea they suck, but thanks 

Why does glass not hold soap solution causing film to stick prematurely?