How to Apply Shrink Wrap to Wine Bottles: 3 Methods

Shiloh Branigan demonstrates how to apply shrink wrap to wine bottles using 3 different methods, including: the hair dryer method, the steam kettle method, and the heat gun method

[@stevecorcoran2960]

You might try using a pot of boiling water also. Works great & much faster than the steam & you don't have to worry about the seam in the heat shrink coming apart like it does occasionally when using a heat gun.

[@garrettmckellar269]

I use this method. Seals apply in less than a second.

[@marcdorizar5742]

Thank you so so so soooooo much for your help. That's very helpful.

[@havanascp9602]

Word of advice always start at the bottom u can even hold it that way the label is completely even. N u get as it should just around 2-3mm fold on top.

[@mipekgil]

Thank you

[@CarolanIvey]

I wonder if placing the bottle on a spinning cake decorating plate would help turn the bottle faster and easier?

[@AmarilloBrewingSupply]

Perhaps, but honestly probably more trouble than it would be worth. It only takes a few seconds when done by hand. I think you might spend more time trying to center the bottle on the plate than you would save by just rotating by hand.

[@successmindset302]

Where do you buy those shrink wrap covers?

[@guymoregola8502]

Hice

[@realnickmasters]

could probably spin the bottle on a lazy susan