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drynan: assortment vehicle wraps
Here are is some of the wraps i have done over the last 18 months.
Up till wed this week i had never been trained on wrapping.
(I did attend a course many years ago but tbh it was more of a p1ss up and watch some videos and talk about things than a hands on thing)Im self taught and there is always room for improvement.
Wrapping full time is deff something I really want to pursue.
Anyway. Enough talk. Here’s the pics.
All vehicles have been printed, laminated and fitted by me.
I have loads more cut vinyl/part wrap pictures too 🙂
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nice work stuart 😀
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Thanks Nicola.
The lauderdale van, I actually done two of these..
Just myself and dave ( the lad i went on the course this week with )
On the lorrys i had only ever done one before we landed this contract so it was a case of learn very fast on the job, my technique is deff not perfect but it works for me…. After a lengthy chat with Rob on Wednesday during our lunch, he has given me some very useful information and pointers so i will have a crack at them..
Would love to spend a day or two out with some more experienced fitters one on one and learn that way. I find the best way for me to learn is simply to watch and ask questions then have a go. I have always been like that tho…
I am now doing 4 lorrys a week so im away two days during the wek, which is a bit of a killer as im also the only printer in the building too but i absolutely love it 🙂
Actually think im rather special that way lol
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Love that Tartan roof Stuart. never seen that before.
Good selection of work, well done.
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I have actually done my own Vectra in a purple version too..
Basically to hide the state of the paintwork on the front of the car.. 🙂
Only problem i had with this is i didnt let it gas off properly and ended up dragging the tartan pastern out of shape in two places….
was just a play with material to see what it was like but its grown on me a bit
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