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spadz93 · 11-16-2015, 08:58 PM

As a first timer or beginner, doing something as big as the hood without an extra hand is a NIGHTMARE. Having someone help you take the backing off and lay the film down initially makes it leaps and bounds easier though. Definitely use 3M 1080 Wrap film though, it's a lot easier to work with than some other films and can be quite forgiving. I've wrapped my hood as well as almost all my car (check my sig, the red is vinyl) in this stuff.

11-16-2015, 08:58 PM	#8
spadz93 BUMBL Z Drives: 2015 ZL1 Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Northern NJ Posts: 2,577 View My Garage	As a first timer or beginner, doing something as big as the hood without an extra hand is a NIGHTMARE. Having someone help you take the backing off and lay the film down initially makes it leaps and bounds easier though. Definitely use 3M 1080 Wrap film though, it's a lot easier to work with than some other films and can be quite forgiving. I've wrapped my hood as well as almost all my car (check my sig, the red is vinyl) in this stuff. __________________ Sold: 2015 ZL1 M6, Rotofab Intake, LS3 throttle body, 2.55 Upper/9.17 Lower, Custom Camshaft, DMS Reinforced Brick, ID1050X, 1 7/8" Headers, ProSpeed HX/Reservoir, DSX Aux Pump/Flex Fuel Sensor, E85, McLeod RXT, BMR 1" Drop, 680rw 93/750rw E85, Tuned by CSP Sold: 2010 2SS, some bolt ons, 415rwhp/400rwtq