TUTORIAL: How to WRAP a KITCHEN WORKTOP with Cover Styl' Adhesive films?

Do you want to change your worktop without breaking the bank? You've thought about wrapping it with adhesive film, but don't know how to proceed? You've come to the right place! Thanks to Cover Styl' adhesive films, you can give your worktop a new look at a lower cost and without major work 😃

Find out in this video how to wrap a kitchen worktop step by step, with the help of tips from Justin Pate, the famous wrapper from The Wrap Institute! 💯

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[paulmarsh]

Wow the most professional Ive ever seen !!.

[steenhst-madsen]

it would be nice if you could show, how to finish the assembly of 2 two table tops, how to cut the overlap of the 2 foils

[twoshedsjackson]

They made this look easy. BELIEVE ME, IT IS NOT. The NIGHTMARE overlap join in particular, they just left out. You cannot just butt this stuff up against a wall unless the wall is PERFECTLY flat and square and literally NONE is, AND you would have to start off sticking your initial strip perfectly square and perpendicular to the wall as well or as you unroll, it will drift away from, or climb up the wall. Once you've pressed this stuff down its impossible to lift it again without stretching and distorting it. Be prepared to do the job twice, once to learn all the drawbacks, and once to fix most of the errors you made. Also be prepared to spend HOURS pricking and flattening bubbles, there will be hundreds.

[TP-sovw]

How do you join the two sides? Overlap? Or cut a straight line?

[adamclarke]

What's the join like between the first and second panel? Is the second panel just stuck on top of the first? Would this not cause issues as it won't be flush?

[KrisiRoberts]

Thumbs down for missing out the most important part of joining the two sections together

[TheMonkiBrothers]

You skipped the join out lol this was what I was searching for 😢

[sasharey]

Thanks. Just the info I need for tomorrow - yipee!

[razzehh]

Good for my old kitchen. The before ln the video looked better imo

[daddysundies]

Do you have a link for the cutting tool used to cut the backing paper?

[madhabsharma]

How can I get a professional contact in Dublin to remove and add a new wrap from kitchen worktop..(counter)

[jennajay]

Can you put hot stuff on sides? Is thier a link for this vinal please

[MrFrankdobermann]

Why was the corner piece not mitred on an angle?

[darrenmcglinchey]

What's items will I need for preparation and apply wrap

[MakingMoneyWithMichael]

If this material can be cut so easily with a razor blade, how would this material last if using a knife to cut food directly on the countertop?

[KiltedJock]

And you totally forgot or deliberately missed the joining between the two sections.

If you are going to do a video try and do it fully for christ sake

[jamesdarmowicz]

What about the join, most important part was left out! I'm assuming it must be a pain in the scrote

[jamescollins]

Couldve touched more on how you did the corner where it overlaps

[harrymarshall]

What’s is the UK Equivalent to this primer? Can’t find it anywhere…

[richardclark]

i get its fine for walls but wont it just look shit on a work surface after a year or 2 ? unless somone thinks its tough enough ?