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+1 to all above you can't always go by the line on the vehicle, not always straight and i probably would have recommended cut vinyl then white background would stand out so much. i have one customer that gets a heavy duty suspension so the van is on a pretty good angle till it's loaded so i...

i could do that but no sides, i can eat one of those rotisserie chickens from stop and shop in one sitting for dinner or lunch (i know i can eat at least 6 pieces but i can't imagine the other two will be that hard)

nice work..busy week

no good is going to come of that..ouch!

i have some from WV stuff will eat the paint off your car(could probably run your car also...haha)

if it's silk screened then they used silver for block out you screen your backwards image, then white background, then silver, then another white and then your forward image lot of setups and colors

you might not make it out of the wrap vinyl section in the first 5 pages if that's the way it works

i use the 3m gold squeegees and i put a piece of the soft velcro on the edge works fine for me. i don't do all that many wraps (actually not many at all) mostly lettering, graphics/logos and partial wraps but $20 for a squeegee seems a bit much

haven't played yet but willing to learn...maybe for our nor-eartern get together ???

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should be fine just regular squeegeeing (if that's a word..haha)

if you try to fit the black inside the red i think over time it will separate from shrinkage. i would just put the black text over the red heart

try d and p media they are all the way on the other side of the US but ask for dale he can usually get samples of odd materials 877-437-6334

usually if i just flatten the image but not the cut line then it will work. i don't know if that is the correct procedure but it works

With out a pic hard to tell but some bubbles will come out after it is out in the sun for a couple of days, at least i have noticed that on some jobs i have done. Did you install wet or dry?

what if you mount something rigid to the top edge and hange it from the ceiling

if i am trying really hard to get a new customer i will wear something tight and form fitting :ROFLMAO:

i agree it does depend on the venue. generally i stick with the polo/golf shirt (usually with company name embroidered on it ) and dress slacks but if it's a regular customer and just giving a follow up visit to see how things are going and get some additional work could be jeans and t-shirt

Looks great....nice job

Congrats.......free tickets when he hits the pros