How to install a wrapping on a bumper?

• Apply in an environment between +15°C and +25°C.
• Protect your vehicle from the elements (dirt, wind, dust).
• To ensure that the bodywork is at the right temperature, we recommend bringing the vehicle in the day before.

As with any part of the car, the surface to be bonded must be perfectly clean and degreased. To remove all traces of impurities, use :

• Isopropyl alcohol
• Soft cloth
• Sprayer
• Soap solution + clear water

Be sure to install the cutting wire close to the edge of the bumper, so that the bumper is completely bonded once the wire is removed.

You can choose either a thin or a thick cutting wire.

• Place wrapping in the right place, and hold it in place with tape orbody magnets. This will help you when applying the film.

• Take one side, and remove the protective liner over the first 15 centimetres.

• Cut off a piece of liner you've just peeled off: you'll have more room and ease to apply your adhesive film.

• Using your hand, apply the adhesive to the bodywork. Pull lightly on the film to avoid wrinkles. Press firmly and insist on the curves. In nooks and crannies, don't hesitate to mark the crease so that the adhesive adheres well to the bodywork.

• Once the first 15 cm have been applied, you can remove the rest of the protective liner and repeat the application process on the bodywork.

Heat your film with a heat gun to soften it. This will give it the shape of its substrate, and it will hold better over time. You can insist on the relief with a thermal glove. The result will be stunning!

Use a cutter with a new or like-new blade to make the finishing cuts. You can use tape to guide your blade (as in the video). Be careful not to scratch the bodywork!

Gently pull on the excess cutting wire left at the beginning of the installation. As you pull, you'll see your wrapping cut right at the wire. Finally, peel off the excess wrapping to leave only your bumper.