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No lam needed w/ the Avery.

looks like heavy mottling, I'd bark back at Fellers and/or try going to a different source in Avery. Did you reach out to Linda there?

Looks solid

I like the plain C to install over the Cv3, but I don't get that choice that often. Biggest visual beef is you can see the air egress in the plain C. If that's of no concern, I'd skip the Cv3.

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The Avery and Oracal matte blacks are both nice. I use more of the Avery though, just my preference, not law. Oracal 970RA or the Avery Supreme Wrapping Film

Wyld definitely does.

48-52" width is what I can handle well on scaffolding.

80,000 of anything usually means it's something Asia will make in the end.

They're both quite nice, I like the second personally.

1005 EZ is the media 1360 and 1460 are lams

I prefer the last one. I'd probably make the blue diagonal field carrying your name taller so that the line on top of it terminated at the headlight so there was no matching needed on the bumpers.

Nice job OP. I make no claims to return the emblems personally. Half the time they break when I pull them.

The installer's lazy that's all. It is very common for Pepsi, Coke, Bud, Coors... to have a single set of graphics that work on a varied array of trailers. On full coverage prints you simply omit the first and last or first two and last two panels or however it's spec'd. Measure your panel...

When I was only an installer I was worlds faster. My hands only see 60-70 wraps a year with 99% of those on weekends so I have all week of my regular work fall out of touch with hanging graphics for a living. If all you do is install it would certainly bring the timing down. I'm sure like a...

I'm so slow. I'm roughly 7-8hrs which would include cleaning and disassembly/assembly.

Fellers used to carry another brand of primer.

Jase and Si :Big Laugh:Big Laugh

I stay very busy doing weekend wrap installs based on this same premise.

Awesome, guys thanks.