side cover. — Toyota Celica, 1.8 liter, 2001

Respect Artem, golden hands :)

True, I subscribe) in my life I would not have thought that this was the first experience of working with film

thanks, Rum)) embarrassed))

Respect Artem, golden hands :)

the hair dryer was used in the garage - washed, but on the weakest mode. in general, you can also home, it just heats as much as you need and does not overheat to holes. At home, a trifle fit just like that.

Yes, just super. And what kind of hair dryer did you use or without it :)

the car is completely empty

Why is the suspension so high?

Thank you))) we are growing)))

everything turns out clearly! Catch gifts :)

soon it will be all white

As always 5, well done! We look forward to continuing.

Pasip)) We like it too)

beauty)

but it turns out you can ... the main thing is to prepare everything. and if there is suddenly bare metal somewhere - the primer is good and the paint is at least from a cylinder.

Great! I didn’t even think that you can do without painting!

Yes, we thought so too.

super! white suits her very much))

Yes, gloss KPMF 88000 series

So what kind of film? Gloss as far as I understand?

Thank you, it's very nice)

yes, this is a difficult, but interesting business. I myself came across this. I liked looking at your project. Huge respect, as they say

openings separately. only half of the prizes are ready.

Well done! Directly captured with openings?

70 is twice thinner if I'm not mistaken. The film guys recommended episode 88.

The puttying process is simple - you clean it, putty it, sand it evenly with a bar, then prime it and with a fine sandpaper with water one more time so that the surface becomes smooth.

Well done. Why not K70000? Can you tell the process of puttying, at the very heap of kotsok.

Super! Well done! Golden hands!

Apparently the light falls like that, different parts of the sky are reflected.

It seemed to me, or did the roof and sidewall differ in color in the last photo?)

Well done, keep it up. I'm planning to roll mine too.

we used faerie water.

I read comments that you can just go through the surface with soapy water, is that so?

No, I didn't glue it. but it is recommended to pass with a primer, and before that - with a degreaser.

Tell me, did you additionally glue the corners with something? I just had a film bulging in the corners ...

fine))

And how are the joints and corners? I have, without using a soapy solution, the corners floated ...

thanks! I will try to buy a white mat as soon as possible and seal at least part of the car.

Well, it’s clear, I just have a constant problem that it peels off on concave surfaces where strong tensions are obtained, so I thought at least someone could find out about the effectiveness of the primer for such places.

on average, 5-6 years, it seems to me, then it shuffles already ...

on the bumper, yes, it makes sense to glue in pieces. try to make seams in inconspicuous places.

Thanks for the answer, but how much does the film go approximately? I’m wondering how to fit exactly deep bulges, here I have a front bumper of a very complex shape, it’s unrealistic to fit it from one piece, because the film simply won’t physically stretch like that, but I don’t know yet how to pick up the pieces correctly.

Hello) I did not use the primer, I do not know. It was my first experience. Perhaps with it it is even better at the edges and on the bulges it sticks. Many years later, it was glued only inside the handles (it was really tight there, and in the openings, it was also tight there. The rest is held without problems. I smoothed it, yes, from the center to the edges.

Cool, I also want to do something similar, listen, how do you fit concave surfaces, there is always a tightness and in the heat the film can peel off, I read about the primer, but does it really help so well? And how best to smooth the film on such healthy parts, I usually saw ironed from the center to the edges, as it were, in a semicircle.

yes, and interesting experience))

well, if you glue it yourself, then it’s quite nothing to yourself :)

Well, it's been 5 years now. or 6. I think it shows how much is enough))

Bliss!
Given I think to wrap it with a film, but I'm afraid that it won't be enough for a long time.