yes, you are right. there are some sollutions that fit individuals, but then there are issues that could pottentially be build or quality assurance issues. I chose to give the tape trick a go after inspecting my hardware and seeing a possible flaw with the layout. I think in my situation I did not get the benefit from insulation for heat as I think mine was more a issue with metal on metal contact of two components causing a short in my wifi.
On the PCB itself for the wireless card there is the main riser chip (possibly made of aluminum and is silver). This chip rises of the green board. just about it and in close proximity are the two leads for the wireless entenna. On my setup the white wire lead was routed in a fashion that there was slight excess class causing the wire to shape and curve and be possitioned very close to the ridge of the chip on the wifi card. As my connections were random but usually related to moving of the computer it made sense this could be a problem.
I did wrap the chip in a layer of tape but I mostly paid close attention to the metal side closest to where the lead sat and made sure it covered that side in its entirety. just enough so that it created an electrical insulation buffer.
What was once a minimum of 2-3 random disconnects per week has now become. Zero.
So yes, maybe this sollution will just be a remedy for myself but I have a feeling there are more out there that are exposed to the same issue that I've had. I can safely say that I absolutely love this machine now as im not faced with having to close down apps, save documets and reboot to get my wifi working anymore.
I think doing the initial upgrade to the wireless AC card helped brielfy as it moved things around inside but it was still close in terms of those two metals making contact. When this happened in my case the wireless would just cut out. I would be able to see the wifi name of the location I had connected to, but have no connectability to it, and I would no longer see any other sources.
shout out to the poster that commented this as a possible sollution. Thank you! I promised I would come back in a month and do a follow up post and am very happy that it is a glowing possitive one.