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Put on a pair of headphones and pick your favorite band with LOTS of albums. That is going to take a looooong time! I enjoy nothing more that removing old vinyl..... :banghead:

Yes. We tell our clients do have a basic wash done before dropping the vehicle off. Our estimates state that there may be a cleaning charge for a dirty vehicle. We charge $90 for a basic cleaning. The time it takes to clean an be spent on other projects and making money. So why not charge...

In my opinion, you gave that install away. Plus doing removal of hardware..... Charging him that and still complains. That would be the last time I'd install for him. I would have charged a minimum of $4/sq.ft.

Remove the black rubber cap/plug on the inside of the door. You can then access the torex screw. Loosen until you can remove the small end of the handle. Pull the handle open and toward the edge of the door at the same time. This will allow you pull the handle out. Reverse this process...

Request color book(s) from your supplier(s). I don't know that color Black Cherry Mettalic is, otherwise I'd look at my charts for you.

100% correct/agree with Jester. Correct tools for the job and post heat is an absolute must to the proper temp for the vinyl you are using I have various squeegees and tools for wrapping. Micro, 6" squeegees, gloves, etc, etc. If you are new to wrapping, just a plain 'ol squeege will not do it.

Your concave area looks to be a tough spot. Seams are an acceptable means as well as adhesion promoter. I personally am a minimalist when it comes to promoter. Try to hide seam on natural body lines. For the tight spot you mentioned, you have to be able to apply pressure to your vinyl. So any...

why are you unrolling your material? Looks like you are picking up contamination from the floor. Not only bad prints but you could damage your printhead(s)

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Apply navy vinyl with laminator is what I would do. goes down great with no bubbles. just make sure the glass is super clean.

Use 3M edge seal tape on your seams and on the edges. Just like a vehicle wrap. Cut the outside back 1/8". YOU HAVE TO SEAL THE EDGES!

$4/sq.ft for a truck like this. I forget the total square on this but let's say it is 220. That is $880. Wrap vinyl/lamination/Ink should be about $2/sq.ft. Plus your $4/sq.ft. = $6/sq.ft. They can/should be sell for about $12/sq.ft. Therefore, they are making $6/sq.ft + their design time...

1. Cut strips approximately 1/8" wider than the width of the resessed areas and install these first. 2. Cut pieces to cover the face, return plus 1/4" of bleed to cover where it will overlap the recessed area. 3. Cut from the corner out at a 45 degree. You will have (2) triangles at each...

Posted this on a different post but same question was asked..... 1. Spend $$$ to go to seminars, wrap classes or have someone come in to teach you 2. Watch videos from GOOD installers. There are a lot of videos out there from people who think they know how to wrap. 3. Wrap your own vehicle...

1. Spend $$$ to go to seminars, wrap classes or have someone come in to teach you 2. Watch videos from GOOD installers. There are a lot of videos out there from people who think they know how to wrap. 3. Wrap your own vehicle 4. Run specials (i.e. Charge for material only). Be honest with...

You do know your cheap stuff will most likely print differently and MOST definitely will install differently.

Check your laminator settings. Also what type of printer are you using? Are you allowing for our gassing if needed. Coastguy.... We will use heat assist for floor graphics, trade show graphics. Those are thick, "stiff" laminates and helps with adhesion We will also laminate some of our...

Price it with good cast material and then with another materials. Explain to your client what the cost difference is based on and what to expect from each. Let them make the ultimate decision. I personally would use a cast air-release vinyl and cast lamination. Possibly transfer tape as...

And a line to your quote for the concrete and let your client decide if they want to deal with it when they are done. Don't forget about having to transport water to the site as well....

I'm doing some clear acrylic signs and I need the braille added to (2) MEN and (2) WOMEN signs. Referral would be most appreciated. Please email me the info at sales@moderninksigns.com or 262.548.0055