How to wrap goalie mask?

[biggmann]

I know this may not be the right spot to ask but im not sure there is a proper forum. i have a client that has dropped off a goalie mask and asked us to wrap it but I am not sure how to do it exactly. We have the wrap to do it that is made for that or I can just use 6000 with overlam to do it. Is there a special trick on doing this, it seems like it is a one shot deal either do it right or start over.

Thanks

Ed

 

[Circleville Signs]

Ummm....There are about 5,000,000 variables that you haven't provided us with. A picture of the mask would be helpful. Also, what is 6000? Are you referring to an Arlon product here?

 

[HulkSmash]

I rather watch paint dry, then wrap a goalie helmet.

 

[SightLine]

I'm with Colorado...... sounds like a nightmare and of course low cost since it's really only a tiny bit of material, and probably going to be someone who is picky. Sorry - we cannot wrap that, have a great day and thanks for checking.

 

[megacab]

I'm with Colorado...... sounds like a nightmare and of course low cost since it's really only a tiny bit of material, and probably going to be someone who is picky. Sorry - we cannot wrap that, have a great day and thanks for checking.

this.

i have been farming stuff like this out to a local Hydrographics guy.

 

[CanuckSigns]

Whereabouts are you located, we are just down the 403 in Hamilton

 

[James Burke]

I also thought of hydrographics when I saw the title of this thread.


JB

 

[wedosigns]

Hydrographics are really cool. Are you limited to the providers design, or can you design something yourself to be printed?
I research it a bit after being done on American Chopper but everything seemed to be the manufactures designs including the design that went on their bike they built.

 

[MikePro]

you wrap it just like any other helmet.
carefully, and be clever with your seams.

 

[formanek]

you wrap it just like any other helmet.
carefully, and be clever with your seams.