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I'm speechless after watching this - truly stunning work: http://designrelated.com/inspiration/view/Karen/entry/4149/a-documentary-with-a-glass-sign-artist

I've never been able to wrap or letter trailers faster than using walkboards and ladders. You can hang three to four panels before moving the setup. Scaffolding will have you at two or three at the most and a scissor lift isn't much different. Generally a 53' footer is 13'6" so it can get a...

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Dibond? .060 alum?

I always use the rip.

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With so many positive responses I take it the 970 series isn't as aggressive as Oracals Cast Wrapping film?

You know, I know the guy that threw that fateful lawn dart. He was a helluva drummer.

Ha, That address in Highland Park isn't far from me. I'm sure it's a BS address, but if there's anything I can do just PM me.

VW nerds are picky people, so I'd expect dude to give you some grief if it isn't done well. I can't tell you what to charge, but I'd pad your numbers in case they turn out to be a pita about imperfections.

Sounds like a pain in the rump seaming and laying 8x14 worth of vinyl. I'd agree and outsource it, take delivery, hang the thing and you're done.

The door sills are clearly white too.

I tinker w/ my car most of the time although I still paint a couple of murals a year w/ friends usually.

Outgassing w/ the UV inks shouldn't be an issue. Is the laminate shrinking? If there's poor adhesion on the Dibond to begin with once it lifts it's adios. You try flashing the Dibond w/ a flame before printing? It's sort of like a ghetto chroma treatment and works well when we're in a pinch...

I thought some of you guys would appreciate this. Very nice hand work. http://vimeo.com/12733075

Flame when you say dry did you properly unspool the graphics so air could migrate between layers or perhaps lay out the pieces on tables?

I'm quickly becoming a big fan of chrome vs firefox. I keep having firefox hang up on several different machines pretty consistently.

tape's used a lot on liquid lam'd stuff.

Did they use vinyl and not paint because it's lit at night? That screams a paint job to me otherwise.

Looks great. Regarding material we use a lot of the Mactac Bubble Free air egress stuff although I think you can get a near flawless look w/ the etchmark and a wet install. For our clients that's not always as crucial, but nicely done.