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I heard 180c is harder to install as far as bumpers and such go but do not know if that is true? I prefer oracal 3751 over oracal 3951 but they are two different films.

So the Avery chrome is super expensive...plus you have to throw a laminate over top of that? It is already 5+ mil thick already

Knock on wood have not had color shift but have heard it being common in others cases. Correct on switching laminate out but it really isn't a big deal. It is really only a fix for people who HATE seeing waste. Otherwise put in your 54 or 60 and let it rip.

If you are referring to the wrap having seams..Pick up trucks are about the easiest vehicle to do seamless so not sure why you would have seams other than not using big enough material? We stock 36" for tailgate 48" for bed sides 60" for hoods (and new Toyota doors which are beast) and...

This is the result when you get a road safety company doing wraps...It is job security for the professionals I guess? Not trying to bash just being honest.

Needs more than help. The fonts are unreadable.

Hire a professional designer...Just my opinion

I will give the middle a shot I know for sure on one print I mounted I was to the right of the center and I think on another I might have been to the left I did not know it mattered I figured it would be even pressure?

Mosh...Do you mind pointing me to more info on which roller to adjust? Lams prints just fine but it does not apply even pressure when mounting to corro or aluminum.

Ya I have been using 3M but it definitely isn't the green stuff. I will buy a case and give it a shot. Thanks for the input!

What brand of masking tape do you guys prefer. Sometimes it is the little 2 dollar items that really move me when I am trying to get stuff done. Almost all my 2" rolls of 3M masking tape do not pull evenly they almost always tear a few inches at a time. Last week I tossed about 5 new rolls...

Use a ladder on each side of front wheel areas with a sliding aluminum scaffold over the hood to reach the panel above windshield. Proper way to do channels on the NV is to cut them out if you search on the site you should see a few debates over right and wrong. Good luck

Anyone try these plotters out? They seem pretty new and priced right would be curious to see how they track / contour cut.

feel free to post pictures of this wrap if it is the same one you posted the layout a couple weeks back. Would like to see it all complete!:thumb:

Have you had to adjust the rollers to get even pressure? My laminate is uneven as well on my rollers but I do not mount many prints so I have left it because it laminates regular vinyl fine but I would like to even their pressure out but not sure how tough it is to do.

Might be a pain in the rear but I have always made those type of templates by using transfer tape and either using a sharpie or a knife cut/mark the body lines that you want the graphic to show take the tape / pieces off and take a photo of them. Open up illustrator and make your templates with...

All RC graphics I have seen have been like a dirt bike kit. Where they just plotter cut graphics they dont actually "wrap" the whole thing . I could be wrong though.

That laminator does look bad to the bone. First time I have seen or heard of a kala laminator must be pricey!

I hate arlon but I have heard a lot of people say it has the same air release adhesive as the oracal but it seemed harder to install for me. Might not be the same for others though.

ha ha not as professional as I would imagine...Screwed it to plywood with a 2x4 on each end and sunk it in the ground