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How to Protect Your Business Name

Add a 4" strip of vinyl to make the border after applying the prints.

Apply the tape and prefold before removing liner.

Good for you. It's one thing to make a mistake underbidding on one job, but if you realize after Truck 1 that the price was too low, the next 19 trucks really suck.

Never heard of some one reviving a Gerber printhead...be interesting to see if anyone had any luck.

I just overlap the tape.

Yep, good job and I like the final mounting solution

First of all, beautiful work, and obviously you have a lot of experience applying paint that has to stick from sub zero to 100 degrees and humid so I doubt you made any errors. I haven't used Jays stuff in quite a while, but I have had experience with various products formulas changing without...

We have it among several different adhesive removers. We have found that no single solvent works on every vinyl we run into. Rapid remover is one of the best though.

Yes, but I think I would have focused more on dimensional signs and "theme" projects.

If you don't have any of the tools mentioned, which it sounds like you don't, then Moze's suggestion would work fine. Or use some 1"x1" aluminum tube, the lightweight stuff sold for sign frames that has corresponding corners and tees, put stock .040 aluminum angle on the frame and a piece of...

It's cut vinyl lettering in two colors?

Try looking at Clearshield, they have a liquid anti graffiti coating

I'd go with buying the case and you could sell the whole thing to the client and they will have a lifetime supply of lamps

We've tried laminating it with UV clear, either a liquid like frog juice or film, but can't really say how much it helped. We're just upfront about the fade factor. If they clean and wax the vehicle often that helps too.

Nope, the price is based on the "I don wanna strip crappy old vinyl offa yer vehicle" hourly rate

It could be regular white cast vinyl on green Hi Reflective in which case you could buy premade green blanks and letter with white.

Yea, it looks like a gloss PVC.Gloss Foam PVC Sheets | Access Plastics

I'd let them know in a friendly way that they may want to double check new customers...l

Wow, like some have said, I've cleaned a ton of glass and not always with fresh blades and never come close to scratching it. That looks like what would happen on lexan or acrylic. And as has been suggested it could be some new type of UV glass that is softer than normal, but I would expect some...