Chevrons for the back of vans. HELP

[Deleted User]

William Smith based in durham, they supply ready to apply chevrons

[Derek Heron]

hi kieron
for a fleet i would buy in the kits
the work cutting all of them individually will be a pain
i use the kits from william smith their address and number are on the toolbar ask to speak to karen daniels
top quality kit and excellent service

Derek

[Andy Gorman]

What material is it? I assume reflective, but is it reflexite, diamond grade or just a regular ‘vinyl’ type?
Reason I ask is that you can make the kits yourself if it is only the normal reflective. It isn’t that difficult and it would mean more money in your pocket!

[kieron littlewood100]

First of all thanks for the quick responses. I am truly amazed.

It will be diamond reflective. Also how hard is it to fit these? Again i have never done this before

[Martin Pearson]

Kieron, make sure you do you homework properly on this one as with a fleet of vans to do it could end up costing you a lot of money if you get it wrong.
Speak to WM Smith as they are very good and will keep you right about what you need. As others have said they do the kits which is probably the best way to go. Diamond grade needs to be edge sealed when cut and although I have read that some people have done this themselves I wouldn’t want to be taking a chance with a fleet of vans.

[kieron littlewood100]

Thanks. Just asking as i may need to fit myself or just supply the work for someone else. I know what i would rather do though!!!

[Chris Windebank]

brought a kit from Bluelite graphics, will post piccies in portfolio section

[kieron littlewood100]

Cheers Chris top man

[Andy Gorman]

Get the kits made then. Diamond grade is easy enough to fit. Get the first bit right and the rest is a doddle.

[Nick Williams]

i used a company called tennants for my chevron kits

just googly google it