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truck graphics: recovery vehicle
Hi all not posted anything for ages as I have been too busy, this is a mates truck I fitted today, he took the photos as we went along, gosh these jobs take longer than expected, printed vinyl, fluorescent vinyl and red and blue reflective
Rich
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Once again Richard….Top notch mate! :thumbup2: :2thumbs:
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Good job Rich. A lot of work in that.
Looks cold tho mate. All rugged up like that. I’m in a sweat just looking at the photos :lol1:
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Rich, i can guess which bit was printed, but why?
some jobs are still better in cut vinyl.Peter
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Sweet!
Turned out swell.
Love….Jill -
Nicely done Rich, smart.
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thanks all
re printed
time saver really and effect the chrome looks good in the flesh
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looks good Rich,
i’ve got another 3 to do yet, and now about 5 ambulances! i’d rather do the trucks with their nice flat sides though.
just noticed in one pic, you’ve cut the battenburg (blue) on one sheet, i shope you used the ‘missing’ bits for the other side!
with these trucks i often find it better to simply cut and tape the squares on one sheet, number them all (like pirces of a puzzle), cut them into individual pieces, and hang them all in position before applying them, it takes a bit longer, admittedly, but if there’s any kind of curve, swage line, etc, it’s a whole lot easier to do one at a time (seconds for each panel once positioned).
anyways, don’t mean to teach yer granny to suck eggs! smart job as always!
Hugh
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rich the vinyl waster !!!
mate could not be messing used 9 meters of blue reflective and binned the missing bits they are cut with rounded edges customer was fine with price so just cut 2 3.6 meter lengths, save more time than material cost
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you bad man!! lol!
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