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Best (right) vinyl for this job?
Hi all.
Currently have to quote for this job. Basically, what I need to know is what would be the correct vinyl for this application? I currently use the Avery 600 & 700 range & have had no problems with it conforming to mild curves etc, I’m wondering if this would be too much for it?
Would I need to use the 800 range or even perhaps a specialist film? Job will be for a local firm, so I don’t want it peeling off 6 months down the line.
Car is a black BMW 3 series by the way, so only the blue is vinyl.
Cheers,
Gwaredd.
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I can only reply on my experience as I also don’t use Avery but I have used it once to do a full wrap and used the 900 series, I would have thought with the curves etc this might be the way to go but I’m sure you will get a more definitive answer soon enough but 900 will work perfect.
cheers
Warren
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Cheers mate. After eye balling the car, I’m pretty sure the 600 will stick to it fine. It’s never let me down yet!
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I’m not familiar with the vinyl series of Avery, but i would suggest only using a cast for this sort of application, that’s assuming the vinyl wraps round the bumpers rear etc too….
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Avery 800 goes on most of our jobs.
Avery 900 usually more suited to what u done on the curve
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