Primer 94 over used?

[jeffr0wland]

Has anybody ever encountered a wrap removal where the installer had used just way too much primer? Very frustrating. I'm stripping a wrap that look like they used a 2" paint roller to apply the primer. There are spots that are 6" wide for length of the van of primer. In that spot one 1/4" wide 1/8" body line. I mean seriously that much primer for a small body line! Crazy. I have over 14 hours removal in a VW eurovan. The vinyl is 3 years old and is 3M 1080 (stuff with hatch marks). Heat, vinyl off neither one working very good.

 

[AKProbeGT]

Has anybody ever encountered a wrap removal where the installer had used just way too much primer? Very frustrating. I'm stripping a wrap that look like they used a 2" paint roller to apply the primer. There are spots that are 6" wide for length of the van of primer. In that spot one 1/4" wide 1/8" body line. I mean seriously that much primer for a small body line! Crazy. I have over 14 hours removal in a VW eurovan. The vinyl is 3 years old and is 3M 1080 (stuff with hatch marks). Heat, vinyl off neither one working very good.

Yup, Ford E series. Took about 3 times add long to remove as expected. Customer had to pay for the extra time. No way we could have anticipated that.

 

[MikePatterson]

Yep. Removed a wrap on a smart. I think the installer dipped the whole car in 94. Literally every square inch had primer. Took 2 people 4 days to clean up that mess.

 

[natedawg9640]

yuck. I saw a local add on craigslist stating that the person enjoyed stripping vinyl and found it relaxing and they would do a whole strip job for $35. LOL. I'd like to get a job like those and call them up.