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Help!! is Wrap Vinyl primer for deep recesses 3M 94 ???
Hi All as per the title could you knowledgeable people please advise is the primer that is made by 3M code 94 the correct primer for wrap vinyl for deep recesses ? or is there an alternative ??
Regards
Kev -
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Which vinyl are you using? I think 3m only recomend the ij 380 digital for deep recesses, and does not need the primer, just the use of their own brand prep/cleaner
The primer I think is for the dinoc stuff?Peter
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Hi Peter
I’m using Grafiwrap now but also have some of the graphics printed onto metamark MD7 not sure if they have there own version etc the reason that i have " diff media choices is im trying out both ive had the MD7 for a while so wanted to use that up then give the grafiwrap a try !!Regards
Kev -
graphiwrap used to do a primer for deep recesess, not sure if the still do,
It was mainly intended for the old style mercs, but their latest wrap material now has a more aggresive adhesive.
Panel wipe from car body repair shops has a micro etch effect, I have used it before without problems, but I cant guarantee itPeter
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Ok thanks for your input, as normal you are always available to help out,
Much Appreciated
Kev -
Hi,
We’ve tried using PRIMER 94 but have found it way to tricky to use.
Seeing that it’s used to make sure that the vinyl sticks if you happened to squeeze it to place wrong, then there is no way you are getting that vinyl of without it breaking off. At the moment we decided to stop using it and instead reassure us that the vinyl is well cleaned as well as we on the reassess first lay a strip and then cover it with the vinyl and cut in the middle allowing that vinyl to fall straight and cover a piece of the strip. In that way you have no tension being built up from stretching the vinyl = no need to reheat the vinyl to "burn" it’s memory.
Hope this helps out…
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