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Van Graphics: LTTS
This was my first attempt at ever applying vinyl to a vehicle, it started here and has been going since.
Next on the agenda is “wrapping”
lets see how that goes
stephen
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I really like the phone number strip, smart as 😀 Looks good. Some of the text is a tad small, and it’ll make it difficult to read from a distance, but still, its clean and tidy.
Cheers, Dewi
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cheers Dewi, that was done with a little stika sx12 about 3 years ago, that led to our next door neighbour asking about us doing 7 transits for his pop delivery business, as so on, and so on etc.
cheers
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Ahhh, a Stika! Blimey, you made good use of that then! Are they the ones that cut a maximum of 12″ wide? I have a mate with a similar plotter to that I think, its a Roland one, but uses a maximum roll width of 380mm (I think) but he does some good stuff on it.
Cheers, Dewi
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yes, 12 inch cut, pain to work with as the jobs come in and get bigger, we now use a summa d60 and a hp designjet (36in), excellent bits of kit, we are looking at going down the printed vinyl avenue now, expecting a demo at our place this week.
stephen
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looks good mate.. im not a fan of the stika so you do very well 😉
what machine are you getting demo on?
are you thinking about going on a wrap course?
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Nightmare 1st van, 1998 Astra was the 1st & last van I stuck vinyl on (my own) Nightmare to line anything up!
Bought a new Astra last week. Think I will leave it to the professionals this time! :lol1:
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as you’re local brian, will give you a good deal, (left at robbies discretion if this is allowed) might as well live up to the rumours that you employ me.
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Somebody is coming up with a design for me at the moment Peter. I want it a little bit wrapped kinda like this….
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robert, cadet 30inch or maybe the 54 inch with adam booth!!
yes i do want to go on a wrapping course
regards
stephen
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