wrapping bikes
#31
https://www.dropbox.com/s/v79kf171q2...%2006%20PM.jpg
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#32
I don't know how to post from my iPad... But there's a pic of it somewhat together still has more stickers n shit going on it but u get the idea.. Waiting on some parts to
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#33

Quote Originally Posted by ReCkLeSsRyAn
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that looks sick, was it difficult to warp the forks?
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#34
looks good...what are you gonna do with the wheels?? Cuz, i mean, ur known for havin the roulette wheels
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#35

Quote Originally Posted by sikgixxer750
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Is window tint different? I know I see 3m Window tint advertised and every tint shop I have ever seen used some type of soapy liquid.

Yeah tint and wraps are 2 totally different things.. Check youtube for vinyl wrap videos
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#36

Quote Originally Posted by ReCkLeSsRyAn
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Bling bling...
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#37
I still have them, this is a extra set I just painted , I ordered rim stripes that I had made to look like the roulette ones but idk if I'm even gunna put em on I like the look of just black
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#38
It looks good man .. When I did my wrap on my 636 .. It took a lot of patience . And I did it by my self . But it's not all that hard
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#39
Well little shapes, and sides that you don't observe will be the toughest and you need to expand it to get a excellent fit around, them.
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#40
I just use a hair blower or a heat gun and a plastic squeegee to remove the bubbles. Just make sure to clean the surface properly before installing the warp.
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