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Wrap your own vehicle a bunch of times before touching a customers car. 3m, avery and oracal all have wrap training classes, i highly suggest before touching a customers car. For now if you want to sell wraps but don't know how to install, subcontract the install work out to someone who does...

I feel the same way. If someone calls me all in a huff accusing us of screwing something up, when we didn't or didn't deliver and is a complete ass about it i am less likely to cut them a break and get them out of a bind. Now my customers who call and say "I totally screwed up and we (lost...

Emblems removed and given to the customer, they can toss them or keep them. Handle remove it for install.

x2 for knifeless, unless they want multiple trucks i'm not spending the time to template that when we can use knifeless.

I have at least a half dozen squeegees on me at all times depending what i am doing. Some things need soft squeegees, some stiff, my new favorite are the Avery flextreme squeegees for tight spaces. It really just depends what you are doing.

Before taking the class i had only met and talked to him at trade show and other industry events, the first time he said it while in the class we all relaxed a little. He is just an average guy who is passionate about wrapping and making money. Very down to earth.

Go get 3m DiNoc trained and certified. Everyone i know who does it gets most of their leads from 3M.

We have a 2016 transit, long/ tall, we can fit 5'x10' + signs in it and have racking for tools and install supplies all stored in the van.

Ask them to re-paint the wall to the specs you previously asked for?

did you use an optically clear lam designed for perf or just a normal lam?

worth it and more. I went in as an experienced installer and still picked some things up. Justin's guidance is great and if you are a beginner you will learn a ton.

It wasn't us :roflmao:

We also have pallet racking for all of our flat stock.

Also heard that avery is going up and will have a price lock for all suppliers so no more competing on price from supplier to supplier...

We use the actual vehicle to template, take a photo and some critical measurements and scale and work our art that way. For something like you posted a photo of we would oversize the print and trim to size with knifeless tape like Jester said

www.skepple.net www.kickcharge.com both great design groups.

Try wensco

We get ours from Sailrite

Great work! Love seeing these kinds of posts as inspiration.

Any cut rolls i always roll out and check before using because it happens often enough.