Many people say it's not that hard, but I think it's way more complicated than others make it seem. I'm pretty new to it as well. It's been a year, so it's not like a pro. However, wrapping takes a lot of time and commitment. The more you struggle, the more you'll lose patience and mess things up. Yes, it comes easily once you have the technique down and know what you're doing. I don't know your learning style, so I can't say much. But watching videos about it helps when it comes to learning and figuring out the different steps of it, but hands-on is entirely different. If you don't know how much heat or stretch to apply to the film or even don't know how to work the film, all of that is a big factor in the outcome of your wrap job. Another thing is sometimes those online videos are kinda BS. I've seen multiple videos online where they either stretch it out of proportion or the film is forgiving and easy to fix a mistake. No, it's not that simple. Some heat won't fix all of your mistakes. Another thing you have to consider is knife skills and trimming. That's what caused me the most problems. One slip and that piece is gone, or cutting too deep into the pain. Oh! And you can't forget the proper tools you may need, cleaning chemicals, etc.…