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Help with concave areas pulling up.

rdm01

New Member
Our company vehicle is showing some "bubbling" where the vinyl was not properly fed into or post heated on the concave body lines. Some areas of the wrap were used as a training platform for people in our shop getting their feet wet with wrapping. I'd rather not rewrap the whole thing, is there a fix for this?

I have tried a little to heat and push it in there, but it appears to want to come back out. My gut tells me to just redo the problem panels, but I thought I would check for a quick cure if anyone has something. Thanks!
 

tsgstl

New Member
You can splice or patch it but this is your show piece for clients when you are selling one so follow your gut. I have however always wondered what would happen if you injected primer into the trouble area with a syringe and then worked it out. I doubt it would work because it couldn't set up but I have still wondered.
 

GAC05

Quit buggin' me
You can splice or patch it but this is your show piece for clients when you are selling one so follow your gut. I have however always wondered what would happen if you injected primer into the trouble area with a syringe and then worked it out. I doubt it would work because it couldn't set up but I have still wondered.

I wondered that too and tried it - bad idea.
The primer seemed to burn the glue off the material and melt the vinyl.
This was under 180cv3 that had been on the vehicle for year or 2. It was lifting in the channel under the windows on a Ford van. It was lifting only on the seam overlap. I had used the primer on the body during the original install.
I think Primer 94 needs to be set up before the material touches it. It stays tacky forever as far as I can tell.

wayne k
guam usa
 
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