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Full Bus Wrap, Seamless design all the way around – Question
We have done a few of these before and I was wondering if there was any techniques others would care to share with me since I haven’t found an easy way to do this. The design flows throughout the entire bus seamlessly so it needs to be perfect I am not worried about where the graphics fall in the windows because we will apply the window perf material afterwards so that is one less issue to worry about. Any insight would be great, maybe I could adapt a new technique today =)
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is your concern the design running off in areas George?
when you say seamless, do you mean it starts one side and continues around the back, along the side and front till it meets again?sorry if i am picking you up wrong… 😀
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no Robert, you understood me properly. It has a design that runs throughout the bus. It is symmetrical in the front where it starts and then meets in the rear (obviously we would start installation from the rear and work to the front though for the seams in the tiles)
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maybe this needs some clarification…
I’ve done a lot of wraps before involving designs that need to match up from the sides to the hoods into the bumpers, but I have a very intricate design that I need to make flow perfectly from one part of the car to the next. From the roof, down the sail panels, into the sides, up the front bumper, and the hood…its turning into a puzzle essentially (the design is not a puzzle). What is the best way you have found to lay the graphics out so when installing them or sending them out for installation there is no questions of matching pieces up.
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hi George, i sort of know what you mean mate and planned replying but ive been chocka block just now and i think i need to word it properly to explain it. very hard to do that without physically showing and explaining 😕
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