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3M Prime 94 Work with Avery Vinyl
- Thread starter CUBICHE
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Desert_Signs
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First: WHY?
Second: Avery says not to.
Third: You can.
Second: Avery says not to.
Third: You can.
reQ
New Member
I got some vinyl today,
And never looked what it say,
A went and opened the box,
And now its in my way
I'd trade my sould for a wish,
Pennies & dimes so i don't have to use this,
I wasn't looking for this
But now its in my way
Your stare was holdin'
AVERY on the box was showin'
Bad day, dust was blowin'
Do you think i can use the primer, baby?!
Hey, I just joined you,
And this is crazy,
But here's the question,
Can i use the primer baby?!
P.S. Call me maybe was on the radio when i was on forums
And never looked what it say,
A went and opened the box,
And now its in my way
I'd trade my sould for a wish,
Pennies & dimes so i don't have to use this,
I wasn't looking for this
But now its in my way
Your stare was holdin'
AVERY on the box was showin'
Bad day, dust was blowin'
Do you think i can use the primer, baby?!
Hey, I just joined you,
And this is crazy,
But here's the question,
Can i use the primer baby?!
P.S. Call me maybe was on the radio when i was on forums
Yes you can. Avery say they have seen issues with primer eating away at the vinyl where people have used it in recesses and other areas.
We have never seen any issues with it and believe any issues to be from not waiting for the primer to dry before applying vinyl.
Avery always say 'you don't need to with our film'. Sure when they always wrap brand new cars you don't, but the reality is most of the cars wrapped have seen lots of road use with grime, gutter rashes etc, so these areas benefit from help.
Having said all that, only use it where needed, you will pay for it later when it makes removal harder. We pretty much only uses it on undersides of cars or really bad under edges
We have never seen any issues with it and believe any issues to be from not waiting for the primer to dry before applying vinyl.
Avery always say 'you don't need to with our film'. Sure when they always wrap brand new cars you don't, but the reality is most of the cars wrapped have seen lots of road use with grime, gutter rashes etc, so these areas benefit from help.
Having said all that, only use it where needed, you will pay for it later when it makes removal harder. We pretty much only uses it on undersides of cars or really bad under edges