• Peter Normington

    Member
    9 December 2004 at 21:33

    what vinyl are you applying and to what and what size is it

    lynn

  • Bill Dewison

    Member
    9 December 2004 at 21:44

    Spend 10 minutes with Mr Lambie, a mobile phone and a napkin… you’ll be laughing ๐Ÿ˜‰ And I’m not joking either!

    Robert did a brilliant demo a bit back, video demo at that, showing an application method that works everytime. I use the same method for applying and as I’ve practised and used it everyday, I rarely get bubbles now. Well worth a look ๐Ÿ˜€

    Cheers, Dewi

  • Craig Gibson

    Member
    9 December 2004 at 21:53

    Been told size doesn’t matter :lol1:
    tell me how to do it no matter the size as I’m sure I’ll be applying all sizes

    Thanks

  • Craig Gibson

    Member
    9 December 2004 at 21:54

    and wheres the video? ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

  • Bill Dewison

    Member
    9 December 2004 at 21:58

    http://www.uksignboards.com/viewtopic.p … sc&start=0

    Cheers, Dewi

  • Peter Normington

    Member
    10 December 2004 at 00:02

    size does matter, its easy to do it small, but to do it large you need experience

  • Andy Gorman

    Member
    10 December 2004 at 00:11

    A brief lesson on applying vinyl is OK, but there is a lot more to it than that. Every vinyl job is different: shape, size, material type, weather conditions etc. All this comes from experience as Peter says. Watch the demo, get some vinyl and practice on as many different surfaces as you can, indoors in the warm and outdoors in the freezing cold; on metal, glass and anything else it will stick to. This should help you to be prepared for the way the vinyl behaves under different conditions.

    And now, a well worn phrase that I offer to all trainees I have taught: don’t let the vinyl touch the panel unless the squeegee puts it there.

  • juddr

    Member
    10 December 2004 at 02:43

    do what I did when I had to learn in a hurry, take about a hundred off cuts and bits of vinyl home with you in the weekend, lock yourself in your garage and apply them one after another until thereโ€™s nothing left or your fingers are bleeding and worn down..

    Its all about practice and consistency.

  • Craig Gibson

    Member
    14 December 2004 at 22:15

    thanks everyone need all the help i can get ๐Ÿ˜ณ

  • Robert Lambie

    Member
    14 December 2004 at 22:19
    quote big G:

    a well worn phrase that I offer to all trainees I have taught: don’t let the vinyl touch the panel unless the squeegee puts it there.

    gets my vote mate ๐Ÿ˜‰

Log in to reply.