How To Vinyl Wrap Interior Trim

Lay the piece face down and cut out a piece of vinyl with about 1 2 1 extra on all sides.

How to vinyl wrap interior trim. The final technique for interior customization that we will consider is the vinyl dash wrap. Take care when cutting the excess vinyl. Then take your credit card or vinyl trim tool and work the vinyl into the creases by heating and working small areas at a time a little at a time.

Heat the trim and vinyl piece slightly peel the backing off the vinyl place on the trim piece and press down over majority of area to set it in place working from center out work the vinyl with your fingers to the edge of the trim. If you cut the vehicle you may be forced to remove the wrap and fix the damage. Often seen on exterior parts such as diffusers and spoilers a carbon fibre wrap on internal trim parts takes a nice interior to a supercar standard.

Once you have reached the edge of the trim you can trim the vinyl down to size leaving about a quarter inch to wrap around the back side. Lay the vinyl on a clean table with the adhesive side up and carefully remove the backing. Vehicle cannot be used for a number of days as primer and paint cure or during application of multiple coats of plastidip.

Prior experience is recommended to obtain the best results. The excess will be enough to tuck the corners. Keep in mind that the vehicle s paint is lurking under your blade.

If the if the piece is rounded leave some extra material so it can wrap around the edges. We all know that carbon fibre finishes look high quality due to the fact carbon material costs so much so vinyl films in material are in high demand. Set your piece down on top of the vinyl on the flattest side.