Vinyl
Cast wrap film
Cast film stretches into curves and recesses and holds its shape, where cheaper calendered film tends to shrink back.
Link coming soonGarage lights on. Phones down.
Wrapped
after dark.
Raw vinyl, heat guns and late-night builds. No faces. No fluff. Just the wrap — start to finish, panel by panel.
01 — The night log
Latest wraps
Short-form builds from the garage. New clips drop on TikTok, Reels and Shorts first.
02 — Beyond the car
Helmets & more
Same night shift, smaller canvas. Helmet wrap designs from the bench. Tap one to see it up close.
03 — In the toolbox
Gear we use
The kit behind the clips. Shop links are landing here soon.
Tools
Felt-edge squeegee
The felt buffer glides over the film so you can push out air without scratching gloss or satin finishes.
Link coming soonTools
Heat gun
Softens the film to work it around curves, then post-heats edges and recesses so the vinyl stays put.
Link coming soonTools
Knifeless tape
Lay it before the film, wrap over it, pull the filament. Clean cut line, no blade on the paint.
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04 — Free download
The After-Dark
Wrap Checklist
Prep, tools and temps to get right before the first cut. One page. Free PDF.
- Surface prep before the first cut
- Tool list for a first-timer setup
- Temps, post-heat and first-wash rules
Free PDF
The Pre-Wrap Checklist is out now.
One page. Print it, tape it to the wall, check it off before you cut.
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