How To Shrink Wrap with a heat gun?

Gift baskets and food packaging are only two crafts that make use of shrink wrapping. Find out how to use a heat gun to shrink wrap quickly and easily.

COLLECT YOUR RESOURCES

Start by gathering your heat gun and shrink wrap. Shrink wrap is available in a wide range of forms and sizes, such as tiny pouches for soaps or enormous rolls for gift bags. The Wagner FURNO Micro Heat Gun Kit is a fantastic choice for tiny shrink wrapping jobs. A silicone pad is included to protect your work surface from heat. Additionally, it includes a number of nozzle adapters to make the project simpler.

AROUND THE OBJECT, WRAP THE SHRINK WRAP.

Make sure the object you're enclosing is entirely covered with shrink wrap by wrapping it in it. You would put the full soap bar into the shrink wrap bag, for instance, if you were shrink wrapping soap. Place the tiny basket in the centre of a shrink wrap square and wrap the sides up around it if you're shrink wrapping one.

SHRINK THE WRAP BY USING A HEAT GUN

The plastic wrap should now be shrunk around the object using a heat gun. To output heat in a broad, even pattern, use the Flare Nozzle and the Wagner FURNO Micro Craft Kit. To avoid damaging the plastic shrink wrap, set the heat gun to the low setting. The shrink wrap will gradually shrink around the thing as you slowly move your heat gun over it. We advise utilising a FURNO 300, 500, or 700 heat gun if you have a larger area to shrink wrap.

ALL SIDES SHRINK, WRAP, AND ENJOY!

Heat the material in this manner until all angles and sides are reduced in size and adhere to the thing you are wrapping. That's how simple it is!