Avery Supreme Wrapping & Application Tutorials

A video from the Avery Dennison Academy offering tips, tricks and techniques to ensure that any application of Avery Supreme wrapping vinyl goes as smoothly as possible. In this video we are going to show you how to handle, avoid and remove tension in the film using heat.

During the application you will often introduce tension into the vinyl material by squeegeeing or simply stretching the film. This tension can always be removed by using heat. It is important that you heat the film to 40 degrees celsius (maximum of 50) keeping the heat gun in motion.

This video offers information on how to correctly post and apply Avery Dennison Supreme wrapping film using a Thermometer and a heat gun. The example panel is from a typical van found across the UK with deep channels and curves. The thermometer allows for temperature measurement from a distance.

The Thermometer utilises a laser to measure the distance from the panel and the temperature of its surface. We suggest that the distance is around 25cm when using the Thermometer. This presentation will also show the correct usage of the heat gun, its ideal power settings, distances and motion.

A video from the Avery Dennison Academy offering tips, tricks and techniques to ensure that any application of Avery Supreme wrapping vinyl onto a car bonnet goes as smoothly as possible. This wrapping vinyl is perfect for bonnet and hood applications even allowing for complex shapes, grooves and features.

The unique adhesive system of the film enables you to easily lay it down, eventually you will bring some degree of tension into the film gently pulling the film spreading any tension. Spread any wrinkles as much as possible using heat and a squeegee as presented in this video.

A video from the Avery Dennison Academy offering tips, tricks and techniques to ensure that any application of Avery Supreme wrapping vinyl onto a front bumper and mirror goes as smoothly as possible. This wrapping vinyl is perfect for bumper, wing and mirror applications even allowing for complex shapes, grooves and features.

The Thermometer utilises a laser to measure the distance from the panel and the temperature of its surface. This also covers elements of heating and cooling in the critical areas of the bumper such as edges, curves and corrugations.

In this video, we see how to properly prepare a vehicle before applying vehicle wrap material. Cleaning and preparing the surface of the vehicle properly will help to ensure a successful application and a lasting finish to your vehicle wrap.

The video contains some really useful hints and tips for cleaning around tricky areas of the vehicle and the kind of products and tools that you may need.

Once properly prepared, your vehicle will be ready for the application of Avery Supreme Wrapping Film - which colour will you choose?