How To Wrap Your Car Door Handle

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Clean the door handles: Thoroughly clean the door handles using the mild car wash soap and water. Remove any dirt, grease, or residue that might interfere with the adhesion of the vinyl wrap. Dry the handles completely with a microfiber cloth.

2. Measure and cut the vinyl wrap: Measure the size needed to cover each door handle. Leave a few extra inches on all sides to allow for adjustments during the wrapping process. Cut the vinyl wrap accordingly.

3. Preparing the vinyl wrap: Peel off a small portion of the backing from the vinyl wrap. Start from one end and work your way down, gradually exposing more of the adhesive side as you go.

4. Apply the vinyl wrap: Align the exposed adhesive side of the vinyl wrap with the top of the door handle. Begin applying the vinyl wrap, ensuring it covers the handle smoothly and evenly. Use your fingers or a smoothing tool to gently press the vinyl down, eliminating any air bubbles or wrinkles.

5. Mold the vinyl wrap: As you apply the vinyl wrap, use a heat gun or hairdryer to warm the material. This will make it more pliable, allowing you to stretch and mold it around the contours of the door handle for a seamless finish. Take your time and work slowly to avoid overheating or damaging the vinyl.

6. Trim the excess vinyl: Once you've wrapped the entire door handle, use a sharp knife or precision blade to trim away any excess vinyl. Be careful not to scratch the car's paint or cut too close to the edge of the handle.

7. Final touches: After trimming, use a squeegee or smoothing tool to go over the vinyl wrap once again, ensuring it adheres firmly and smoothly. Pay attention to the edges and corners, ensuring they are securely wrapped.

8. Repeat for other door handles: Repeat the process for each door handle, following the same steps to achieve a consistent and professional finish throughout the vehicle.