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vehicle graphics: british bulldog
Posted by Paul Davenport on 18 January 2003 at 07:42beats the std union jack dont you think
mini in question is a full blown Miglia racer, 140mph mini !!
belongs to a guy who i sponser with polycarb windows
Vynil was supplied by RACCOON and was excellent quality again…
it was ok to fit apart from the corners which were tricky but a bit of heat and stretch did the trick
pics not to clever as it was taken at night
SignMadeMike replied 22 years, 10 months ago 7 Members · 8 Replies -
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Fabulous!!! 😎
…now that’s different.
great piece of work Paul – I’m presuming you created it on PhotoS’ or something…your study with that software is really paying off eh!
more please.
mikethesign
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excellent stuff paul… top notch mate 😉
becky.. i recon the life should be pretty good.. not for ever type of thing but i do know racoon do a clear laminate on the digi-prints. this should take the life much higher than the norm…
theres not much stretching been done on this job so i would geuss all should stay put, pretty well 😉i guess paul will be able to elaborate more on this though…
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Nice one Officer.
Iwas going to say its the Dogs B****ks but he apears to have none 😆
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Great work Paul
I stuck up one of those miglias last year and airbrushed a 3D painting of the car ,he finished up fourth in championship, looks like you could be starting a trend with that idea -
NOT MUCH STRETCHING are you mad, that was one of the hardest things ive ever put on especially at the corners, but the key to it was to heat then stretch and pull it tight then we would heat again to shrink the vinyl and stick down, all went on dry
the total cost was 400 quid but that included 150 for the design time
and unfortunatly i cant claim to have designed it, that goes to our designer
Derren at work
As for the Resolution its just as good up close as it is on the pic
Watch for the TerMINIator roof coming up
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Nice to see!!
I’ve got the contract for our local BMW Mini supplier to do Union Jacks, stripes, chequered etc, my guys would much prefer to do what you’ve done!! I think car personalisation is a market that begs for development, any comments anyone?
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