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Mahoney: A variety of some recent jobs that I have done
This is a variety of some recent work that I have done…
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Oft! Must say Kev your last post certainly got the creative juices running. Love this!
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Solved, it’s the damned phone
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Top class work, love the camper is it printed on clear?
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Thanks Joe, clear cast
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Good projects Kevin,
A lot of good looking sign written vehicles are coming out of your workshop.
I like the Junk Monkeys.
Is the whole side digital print? And what media did you use here in particular?
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Thanks Pane, we cut that by hand actually, quicker than setting up as a print & cut. Can never remember the code but we used the best polymeric that Spandex stock. It’s a brilliant material to work with
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Thanks.
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Top draw work Kevin ! as were the vans you posted previously.
Very inspirational to us all I’m sure.
Love you work and love your sense of humor when I read your posts..
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I get that now & again, no idea why I’m struggling to upload. Maybe an Apple issue?
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Some really nice work there Kevin, thanks for Sharing!
#scibblesdownnotesforfutureideas
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Thanks Hugh, will post some more later
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Lovely stuff Kevin, love the camper but they’re all awesome!
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Nice work, like it all
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Do you use a graphic designer Kevin ? Most of the time we have a mind block trying to come up with something eye catching !
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Thanks for the comments everyone.No felt tip fairies involved in any of that stuff Myriam, all designed in house, the best part of the job in my opinion
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‘Felt tip fairies’ I’m using that!! [emoji38][emoji106] Some nice work there Kevin.
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Nice work Kevin[emoji106] love the shutter doors. What vinyl did you use & how long did it take?? Thinking of doing my workshop doors
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Pyramid specifies am Avery & Mactac material for each side, took a Saturday & Sunday morning.
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Some very nice work there Kev, I like the Camper Van best. simple design but very effective.
did you contour cut around the high section of the trees or is it 100% panel coverage?Thanks for taking the time to share your work!
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Thanks Robert, that was full coverage front to back up to the waistline, contour cut above on the tall trees, eyes watered when I found out the guy bought the van new, then spent £51,000 for the conversion!
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the overall look of the vehicle along with the wrap looks good mate. well done… :thumbsup:
£51,000???? after spending that much you would have thought they would ahve at least gave him a rear bumper!!! :shake: 😉 😆 😆
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A bit trigger happy with the phone, we’d wrapped the bumper in black, was inside having cameras & sensors fitted at the time. Not getting involved with bolting it back on with all that tech on board. I’d want a flux capacitor fitted for that kind of money
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The Transporter looks mint.
How do you wrap that clear vinyl onto a van? Is it air release? or do you apply it wet? -
Just a mist of water on that one Simon, I’m not a fan of air release
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This mornings offering.
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Again, very nice Kevin
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Love your work Kev [emoji106]
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Kev, what material are you using for these vehicles?
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I generally use JUIP2503A50 from Spandex as an everyday vinyl, it handles anything up to but not including a single step return. No problem with door handle scoops either. It’s not their cheapest film but in the grand scheme of things it allows a little more creativity with vehicle livery, I used to swear by MD5 years ago until it felt & behaved differently. They claimed it hadn’t changed so I hunted around, the Spandex rep did lots of homework & came up with a decent solution, good vinyl. For wrapping we use either ij180 or 1105.
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Some crackin’ stuff there! Some very original takes on vans.
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Thanks for the compliments everyone.
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