Wrap Bullys

Wrap Bullys Vehicle Wraps, Color Change Wraps & Paint Protection Film in Los Angeles Since 2007 Tel: 213-293-9727

www.WrapBullys.com - Professional vinyl Installations for vehicle wraps, matte wraps, wall wraps, and window wraps in Los Angeles County, Orange County, Riverside County, and San Diego County.

07/21/2026

We are removing the headlight from this Porsche GT3 RS so we can complete the paint protection film installation properly.

Removing the headlight gives us better access around the edges and allows us to control the amount of stretch in the film. It also helps us wrap the film farther around the panel while reducing the chance of dirt or other contaminants getting trapped underneath.

Taking the extra time to remove parts when needed helps us achieve a cleaner, more precise, and longer-lasting installation.

I can also make this more technical or more casual for the reel.

07/21/2026

Reassembly is where attention to detail makes all the difference.

After wrapping this Porsche 992 Turbo in clear matte paint protection film, every sensor, bracket, fastener, and trim piece was carefully reinstalled to ensure everything fits and functions exactly as it did from the factory.

The finished result is about more than appearance. It is about taking the time to put every part back where it belongs, with the same level of care that went into protecting the vehicle.

07/20/2026

Color PPF Installation

From washing and clay barring the vehicle to plotting the film oversized for an easier and cleaner installation, every step matters.

We carefully clean the edges to help the film bond properly, apply the slip solution, position the film, and squeegee out the solution for a smooth finish.

Here is a quick behind-the-scenes look at the full color PPF installation process.

06/24/2026

Another car is getting ready.

This time, we are working on a 2026 Porsche Turbo S with less than 125 miles on it.

The car was delivered straight to our shop, and these are the beginning steps of our prep process.

We start by washing the car, then clay bar the paint, complete a one-stage polish, and clean all the small areas most people overlook.

Now here’s the question.

Do you polish the car before using a clay bar?

Do you take the car apart first, then prep it with a clay bar?

Do you remove any parts before installing a full matte PPF?

Every shop has its own process, but prep is what makes the final install look right.

What is your process?

Video edit was put together by Instagram, not us.

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06/06/2026

A damaged vinyl wrap does not always mean the paint underneath is damaged.

On this vehicle, the old wrap had heavy wear, but after we removed it, the original paint still looked clean and protected. This is one of the reasons a quality vinyl wrap is valuable. It does more than change the color of the car. It helps protect the paint from direct sunlight, dirt, road grime, and daily exposure.

After the wrap is removed, the next step is proper surface prep. Before installing a new wrap, the paint has to be cleaned the right way. That means removing leftover adhesive, dirt, and small contaminants that can stay on the surface after the old vinyl comes off.

In this video, we are using a clay bar to clean the paint before the new wrap installation. This step helps make the surface smooth, clean, and ready for the next layer of vinyl.

At Wrap Bullys, we do not rush the prep work because the final result depends on what happens before the wrap is installed. A clean surface gives the new wrap a better finish, better bond, and better overall look.

Based on Wrap Bullys’ field experience, proper wrap removal and proper prep are just as important as the installation itself.

06/03/2026

Before you blame the sun, look at where the damage is.

Most people see a wrap like this and think the sun destroyed it, but that is not the full story. The color is still there. What you are seeing is dirt, moisture, road film, water spots, and stuck-on grime that sat on the surface too long.

This vehicle was wrapped for about four years, and the damage tells you what happened. The hood, top of the fenders, mirrors, pillars, quarter panels, and trunk have the most damage because those are the horizontal areas. They collect the most morning dew, dirt, and water.

The sides are still in much better condition because moisture and dirt do not sit on vertical panels the same way.

Based on Wrap Bullys’ field experience, the sun alone is not what ruins a wrap. The real problem is the buildup sitting on top of the wrap. Once the sun comes out, it bakes that buildup into the surface. Over time, it starts breaking through the laminate, which is the top protective layer of the wrap.

Once that layer breaks down, the wrap starts looking dirty, muddy, oxidized, and worn out.

This is why keeping a wrapped vehicle clean matters. You do not want moisture, dirt, and road film sitting on the surface week after week.

Wrap Bullys Field Study: moisture and buildup damage the wrap. The sun only bakes it in.

05/30/2026

S/O to for making this happen!

Union x Gran Turismo x BMW M. So many dots had to be connected not only to make this collab happen, but to direct this video. Appreciate all the trust and everyone’s willingness to get down on this one.

And this is just the start, pull up to the GT Fan Fest at the Orpheum this Saturday and see what I cooked up with .

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