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not sure on this one. typically the wrap is trimmed to the edge of both panels on that gap. pdaa and 3m recommended technique.

avoid prep sol. it causes brain damage and is bad for the enviro... properly cleaned vehicle with a 70% iso final is just fine.

i thought he wraps entire cars in 5 minutes :help

only mirrors here if need be. never once door handles.

i mean if you have not wrapped a barrel, it is not what you think it is. what the OP posted is 100% the truth. its not about just tenting and heating. the circular shape of the barrel does not allow for that like you think it does. they are very hard to wrap.

so you have wrapped these before? cause eh... no.

either wrap the barrels in 3 strips and dont wrap the ridges, or deal with it. there is no way around it. you/he should have used smooth drums.

oh yeah you will be fine. unless its super hot, you should get hardly any stretch with avery.

this is the only forum i know that feeds trolls like stray cats.... i mean come on people!

hinge it in the middle and install... easy peasy. at least you used the proper vinyl to be blown up...

i think you missing an "o" in your name.

hehe, im laughing cause weve ALL done it.. and most of us still do it at times. yeah swing by any time.

rofl!!! Dohhhhhhhhh!

these should be stocked just like your ink carts are in your shop. they are a consumable and will be consumed proportionatly to your ink consumption. we buy them buy the 6 lot and go through many. its just part of how these machines operate. if you are at 100% or more, then just change it. do...

it should tell you at the end of the print.

it will tell you to replace it.

heh, i thought i was for a paintball field/store.

looks like some serious color shift on the front corner. what do they do?

are you tenting on the install, not is the material tenting after the install... thats the question.

cliff notes please...