VINYL WRAPS & FILMS
- Gloss
- Satin
- Diamond
- Metallic
- Liquid Metallic
- Matte
- Magic
- Chameleon & Laser
- Carbon Fibre
Vibrant Colors
At LDC, you'll find endless colors and styles of films for all of your vinyl projects.
Vinyl Wraps Material
Our line of vinyl wraps and films includes almost every color, pattern, and texture you can imagine.
Wide range of applications
Vinyl wraps can cover all cars, trucks and SUVS, along with many other vehicles such as: Boats / Motorcycles / Dirt bikes / RC car / Bicycles / Snowmobiles / Golf carts / ATVs and quads / Skateboards.
Lower MOQ
Affordable Price
At LDC, we are obligated to offer you the best vinyl wraps in the industry at lower prices. The MOQ is 16 meters. You can now easily contact us for your desired vinyl wrap style and color.
- Endless Options Await!
Personalize Your Life with Vinyl Wraps
Vinyl is a versatile material that you can use to add style and personality to your life. Our line of vinyl wraps and films includes almost every color, pattern, and texture you can imagine.
You can apply vinyl wraps to just about any hard, non-porous surface. DIY customers, professional automotive restylers, and vinyl film wrappers use these films to create fantastic custom creations. Now with easy-to-follow installation videos, anyone can take on their vinyl projects. From vehicle wraps to home decor, the possibilities are endless!
You can customize your life with vinyl wraps and films.
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VINYL WRAPS
1000+ Color Choces
Our wraps are made from high-quality vinyl material that is durable and resistant to fading, scratching, and peeling. The optional finish gives your car a sleek and colorful look. These wraps are easy to apply and can be removed without damaging your paint. They are perfect for cars, trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles.
So why wait? Upgrade the look of your vehicle with one of our colorful vinyl wraps and delve into the world of luxury and extravagance. With its bold color and luxurious finish, your car will surely stand out on the road.
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Why Vinyl Wraps?
A vinyl wrap is a flexible material with adhesive on one side that conceals and protects other surfaces. Vinyl wraps preserve the surface underneath and are simple to remove at any time.
People often use wraps to cover the interior and exterior of cars, but you can use them to customize countless other items. Vinyl wraps are an affordable way to add color and style to reflect your style and personality.
for everyone
Who Use Vinyl Wraps?
Anyone can use vinyl wraps! They’re easy to apply once you learn the proper technique. All you have to do is follow the installation instructions. Professionals and beginners enjoy using vinyl for a wide range of projects, including:
- Auto Shops or Owners
- Sign Makers
- Artists
- DIY enthusiasts
- Weekend crafters
1. Gather your tools, supplies, and materials.
The average car requires a 25-foot roll of 60-inch wide vinyl wrap. You’ll also need grease and wax remover, a general cleaner, 70- or 90-percent isopropyl alcohol, lint-free cloths or towels, squeegee, utility knife, cutting tape, heat gun, infrared thermometer, and cotton wrap gloves.
2. Clean your car and Remove obstacles from the wrap surface.
Non-wax car washing leaves a clean surface to which vinyl wrap will readily bond. Go over the surrounding areas with alcohol once more to remove fingerprints or dust.
3. Measure each section you plan on wrapping.
Sketch a diagram of your car’s body panels and write down these measurements for later. Measure twice, add a little, and cut once. Remember, you can’t add material once you’ve cut it off! If a panel is close to or wider than your widest vehicle wrap, you’ll need to make a seam.
4. Laying Your First Sheets Of Vinyl.
If this is your first vehicle wrap project, starting with smaller and flatter sections will help you build confidence and momentum before tackling a wide roof or sculpted hood. Use your sketch and measurements to determine how much material to cut, using a utility knife.
5. Carefully lay the vinyl wrap over the panel.
Gently press the vinyl into the center of the panel and keep tension on the rest of the sheet. Using the squeegee, start at the center and work in overlapping strokes toward the edges of the panel. This will force air out and temporarily adhere the vinyl to the panel.
6. Pressing Out Air & Wrinkles.
As you work, if you note wrinkles or bubbles, gently peel back the vinyl and apply heat, no more than 120 °F (80 °C), and tension to stretch it into place. Use the squeegee again to work back out from the center to the edges. When wrapping other items, the same challenges apply.
7. Making seams can also be a challenge, but there are a few ways to deal with it.
The easiest way is to simply overlap one piece of vinyl over another, which requires careful alignment but no cutting. Kevlar cutting tape is a great invention that leaves perfect seams without a blade. Snap knives are the last alternative, a sharp edge to prevent snagging, and be gentle to prevent damage to the underlying paint.
8. Edging And Finishing- A great finish starts with wrapping the edges of the panels.
Use the utility knife to trim excess material to within a quarter-inch (2-3 mm) of the edge. Use the heat gun to evenly heat the edges of the panel and vinyl wrap to at least 212 °F (100 °C), activating the adhesive. Use the squeegee and your fingers to firmly seal the edge of the vinyl to the panel.
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