Last minute change on frosted install has me panicked - please advise!

[spectrum maine]

run a strip of 2" masking tape all the way at top or bottom to use as a edge guide.

 

[visual800]

NEVER NEVER NEVER take a customers words or measurement without see job first. You should have put eyes on this job before ordering anything!

 

[Sandman]

I would get the measurements and cut the panels about 3 or 4 inches longer and then trim at the seams at install. Trying to make them the exact size, no matter how many times you measure is a recipe for disaster. Trimming after install is easy.

 

[Patentagosse]

I use Hexis HX5DEPM 48" with air-release liner. Works fine for me. Prints well too.

 

[jtiii]

Hey y'all I forgot to update you on this job - it turned out great. I GREATLY appreciate all the help and moral support!

 

[jtiii]

I would get the measurements and cut the panels about 3 or 4 inches longer and then trim at the seams at install. Trying to make them the exact size, no matter how many times you measure is a recipe for disaster. Trimming after install is easy.

This is what I ended up doing. Thanks Sandman.

 

[Johnny Best]

So did you do it in one piece or make the panels to fit the seams of the glass, looks very nice, great job.

 

[jtiii]

So did you do it in one piece or make the panels to fit the seams of the glass, looks very nice, great job.

Thanks! We ran individual panels, printed and cut 1/2" wider than the glass sections, trimmed after install.

 

[Johnny Best]

Well, it looks like you made the right decision on cutting the smaller panels, instead of one large piece, came out nice.