Renault Traffic Gets a Crazy Toxic Apple Wrap

This week at South Coast Wrapping, we’ve taken on a big one — a Renault Traffic getting fully transformed in PWF Toxic Apple. 🍏

In the last episode you saw more of a timelapse, but today we’re diving deep into the why behind our process. From full vehicle strip-downs to perfecting those hidden edges, this video is packed with educational detail for anyone curious about the wrap process or learning the trade.

In this video you’ll see:

Why wrapping a white vehicle is every wrapper’s nightmare

Full strip-down: bumpers, headlights, mirrors, trims & handles

How to identify radars and avoid expensive calibration mistakes

How (and why) we wrap behind every trim for 100% coverage

Step-by-step wrapping techniques: feeding vs stretching, finding hard lines, working recesses, eliminating pleats, palm technique

Tucking, trimming, and finishing to our signature standard

A full door wrap from start to finish

Why we wrap areas you’ll never see (and yes… the pants analogy makes an appearance)

This van is getting a complete transformation — and this is only Part 1. Next week we continue with drops, bumpers, rear sections, inlays, and a full Gyeon ceramic coat on top of the wrap.

If you’re a wrapper, an enthusiast, or someone who loves seeing the detail behind high-end vehicle customisation, this one’s for you.

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------ Contents of this video -----------
00:00 – Intro & Project Update
00:24 – Renault Trafic: Toxic Apple Wrap Overview
01:10 – Why White Vehicles Are a Wrapper’s Worst Nightmare
02:05 – Full Strip-Down: Bumpers, Headlights, Mirrors & Handles
03:40 – Radar Check & Why It Matters
05:12 – Accessing Panel Edges for 100% Coverage
06:45 – Wrapping the Wing & Bonnet
07:30 – Door Strip-Down Explained
09:05 – Preparing the Door for Wrapping
10:32 – Laying the Material: Hard Lines & Squeegee Work
12:04 – Working Recesses Without Pleats
13:40 – Palm Technique for Shallow Pockets
15:10 – Why We Wrap Behind Hidden Trims
16:28 – Feeding vs Stretching Material (When & Why)
18:05 – Trimming & Tucking to the Silicone Line
20:10 – Door Wrap Finished: Full Walkthrough
21:30 – Cutting Door Handle Holes & Final Finishing
22:40 – What’s Next: Drops, Bumpers, Rear, and Ceramic Coat
23:10 – Outro: Like, Subscribe & See You Next Week