wraping a jeep wrangler

[slappy]

Okay.. so i've seen wraps on things, but this is my first to get into it. I got a camowrap for our wrangler here at the shop. Do i start at the front or the rear of the vehicle? Any tips or tricks to share???

 

[HulkSmash]

How about the sides?

 

[slappy]

i thought i heard before once here to start at the hood and work my way back to the rear.... it's got a softtop on it soe that's not a problem....

 

[Gino]

Its usually back to front, so your overlaps aren't against your wind-flow, but I don't think it matters much on a jeep.

 

[Mosh]

back to front. Overlaps work better this way. Jeeps are easy to knock out.

 

[slappy]

the hood i am trying to figure out cause of the camo pattern. If i started at the hood, the side would be a different direction. If i start diagonal on the hood to the headlight... i might have luck with the pattern having unnoticeable difference? I don't understand how to get the pattern to flow in the correct way

 

[slappy]

so i'll start back to front... what do you do when you get to the hood then? And how much do i overlap the material?

 

[turbo]

until it matches up... Always Back to Front

 

[MikePro]

the hood is always its own element... no one will fault you for being a slight-bit off on alignment when you've got a gap between your tiles

 

[CheapVehicleWrap]

You'll never get the hood to match pre-printed. There's a search button here BTW.

 

[ProWraps]

im stumped.