Man thanks for posting these videos. My 392 2022 WB is currently getting wrapped in Satin Black and this gives me an idea what all goes into it. Much appreciated. Easy sub!
Cool. That’s exciting! Such a transformation with the Satin Black. I’m about done editing the next video and will have it up soon. Quarter panel and door jam.
I have not tried it yet, but now I’m curious. Avery is so easy to work with I’ve been afraid to try anything else. I’ll definitely have to order some in to play around with.
@@TunersCanvas I used KPMF a few years ago to wrap a Ninja motorcycle. The finish more glossy than Avery. I just tried a matte KPMF on my current bike and it was super easy to work with. KPMF doesn't leave a lot of glue lines. It's hard to find wrap right now, other than Vvivid and Techwrap, both of which I do not like.
@@ROBSOLUTELY Awesome feedback. I agree, Avery has been limited supply and the costs per roll have really climbed. I will definitely look to KPMF as well knowing it’s not a pain to work with like I’ve heard about TechWrap.
Man thanks for posting these videos. My 392 2022 WB is currently getting wrapped in Satin Black and this gives me an idea what all goes into it. Much appreciated. Easy sub!
Cool. That’s exciting! Such a transformation with the Satin Black. I’m about done editing the next video and will have it up soon. Quarter panel and door jam.
Have you tried KPMF wrap yet? I think it's my favorite, even over Avery, which used to be my favorite.
I have not tried it yet, but now I’m curious. Avery is so easy to work with I’ve been afraid to try anything else. I’ll definitely have to order some in to play around with.
@@TunersCanvas I used KPMF a few years ago to wrap a Ninja motorcycle. The finish more glossy than Avery. I just tried a matte KPMF on my current bike and it was super easy to work with. KPMF doesn't leave a lot of glue lines. It's hard to find wrap right now, other than Vvivid and Techwrap, both of which I do not like.
@@ROBSOLUTELY Awesome feedback. I agree, Avery has been limited supply and the costs per roll have really climbed. I will definitely look to KPMF as well knowing it’s not a pain to work with like I’ve heard about TechWrap.