Seeking opinions on IJ40C

[B Snyder]

I have a brand new, black, steel dump trailer to partially wrap. It's similar to this. The prints will only be installed between the support ribs so the area is smooth and flat. I think using IJ180c might be overkill. I just saw IJ40c in the cowboy catalog and I'm wondering how well it would work for this application. Supposedly, it's a 3mil calendered with comply adhesive, 7 year outdoor durability, 5 year removability and "ideal for partial vehicle wraps." What do you all think? I'd like it to last 5 years without shrinking up but being a calendared film on a black surface I'm afraid that might happen.

 

[HulkSmash]

IJ40 Will work for that application.

but take my word on this - Never wrap an RV in it...

 

[B Snyder]

Thanks!

 

[ProWraps]

IJ40 Will work for that application.

but take my word on this - Never wrap an RV in it...

ha! cause it takes the clear coat right off.

 

[HulkSmash]

ha! cause it takes the clear coat right off.

nope. Go back to your vacation nerd! fyi, just radio'd you.

 

[B Snyder]

?

There is no clear coat on this trailer. Its probably painted with Imron single stage polyurethane.

 

[ProWraps]

yes it does terd. had it happen to me on a factory painted rv!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!