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casket vinyl application
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Gino
Premium Subscriber
Oi........ what will it matter ?? After it's in the ground, who'll know anything ??
If you're doing this for some display.... is the casket wood or metal ??
Never having done a casket, I would imagine the metal kind can basically be wiped down with alcohol and the wood is so fine a grain, again I would think maybe weaselp!ss would do it without leaving any marring behind.
If you're doing this for some display.... is the casket wood or metal ??
Never having done a casket, I would imagine the metal kind can basically be wiped down with alcohol and the wood is so fine a grain, again I would think maybe weaselp!ss would do it without leaving any marring behind.
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WhiskeyDreamer
Professional Snow Ninja
Agree with Gino. A basic alcohol wipe down should be good. If you're really worried, just wipe it with a damn cloth and that hit it was a tack rag. Honestly, it just has to last for a few hours, yea?
TammieH
New Member
I don't get it.
When we buried my dad 10 years ago, the funeral director was really nice, he started talking about people who wanted the best of everything for their loved ones, and he would politely explain to them, that basically, its a waist of $, but they don't want to hear it.
I guess some people believe the more they spend the more they are showing their love?
Grind me up and feed me to the dogs.
When we buried my dad 10 years ago, the funeral director was really nice, he started talking about people who wanted the best of everything for their loved ones, and he would politely explain to them, that basically, its a waist of $, but they don't want to hear it.
I guess some people believe the more they spend the more they are showing their love?
Grind me up and feed me to the dogs.
OldPaint
New Member
if my memeory serves me right..........i remember a few years back on LETTERVILLE, one of the "old brush guys" was given an expiration date by doctors.......so he bought his casket........and had all of his "sign painter" friends letter it...... so i would just treat it like a vehicle lettering job....if it peels in 6 months...WHO GIVES A s*****
toucan_graphics
New Member
a co-worker and I did a casket in 2008 and just wiped it with basic alcohol. metal caskets are usually powder coated and lacquered or sealed so no real risk of stripping paint or anything.
bikecomedy
New Member
Yeah... people are dying to get one!:ROFLMAO: