Okay, tackled the payload bay wrap this evening. This was my first full wrap from StickerShock, so headed in with a bit of trepidation. The wraps aren't cheap. They look amazing, though! And while Mark was designing this wrap for me, he told me that he can only print a piece up to 52" long and this is a 67" long total tube length that needs to be covered, so it was going to have to be done in a minimum of two sections. Booster and switch band was one section and the payload bay was in the second section, but the payload bay is less than half the 52" length, so Mark filled the extra space with a second payload bay wrap (no extra charge) which gives me a wrap to practice with. I am glad for this and glad I started with the smaller section first, I learned a few lessons.
Following the steps in Marks video tutorial, I lightly sanded the tube and thoroughly cleaned it with alcohol.
Then, using one of the lines I drew earlier down the whole length of the rocket, I lined up the wrap and put a tape "hinge" on one side:
I wrapped it around to make sure it was square to the tube - first time "Go"!
Peeled the backing off and began smoothing it out from the middle about an inch or two at the time. Mark says this stuff is easy to peel on and off and reposition - he is right, great stuff to work with and the wrapping turned out to be pretty easy.
Got a couple small bubbles, but easy to press out with your hand, no problem: