This video features a pink chrome finish on a 2013-2020 Subaru BRZ decorated for the winter holidays. The presenter shows how to add seasonal decorations to a wrapped vehicle without risking any damage to the vinyl wrap underneath. Instead of standard stickers that leave sticky residue or lift the film, the clip recommends using adhesive-free static cling snowflakes. First, clean the target area thoroughly before starting to ensure the best hold and finish. Next, wet the panel with water and lay down the snowflake decal. Take a squeegee and work out all the water from behind the decal. The video notes that a PPF squeegee does a better job of removing the moisture than standard tools. Repeat this simple process across the rest of the car panels. Because these static clings contain no adhesive, they will not damage the underlying vinyl wrap. If the placement is slightly off, pick the piece back up, wet a different area, and lay it down again.
FAQ
Can you put holiday stickers on a wrapped car?
You can decorate a wrapped car using static cling decals rather than adhesive stickers. Because static clings do not contain adhesive, they will not pull or damage the underlying wrap.
How do you install static cling decals on a car wrap?
Clean the surface thoroughly, wet the panel with water, and place the decal down. Then use a PPF squeegee to press all the water out from behind the cling.
Can you reposition static cling decals on vinyl wrap?
Yes, you can lift the decal at any time if you do not like the placement. Simply wet a new section of the car and squeegee it down again.