• John Childs

    Member
    April 2, 2007 at 2:10 pm

    No. But I’ve got them for the Trafic. 😀

    I don’t know whether they are perfect, but we used them on a job and they were near enough for our purposes.

    Here’s the rear. I’m still looking for the sides.

  • John Childs

    Member
    April 2, 2007 at 2:22 pm

    Peter,

    Can’t find the whole side, but in any case I can’t remember whether the one we did was a short or a long wheelbase anyway.

    The best I can do is the front section. 🙁


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  • Peter Munday

    Member
    April 2, 2007 at 2:43 pm

    Many thanks John, I will give them a try. 😀

    Peter

  • Alistair Richards

    Member
    April 2, 2007 at 3:32 pm

    Just to change the topic a bit, just wondering how others go over the join in the panel on the opposite side to the sliding door?? I normally just try and apply the vinyl over and around it, and then some heat afterwards, but I had one come back the other day after only a few days, vinyl oracal 651.

  • John Childs

    Member
    April 2, 2007 at 3:45 pm

    Alistair,

    I would use something a bit better to go over the seam, 751c at least.

    That’s on the straight. If it goes over the swage at the top or bottom of the panel then it has to be either Avery 900 or a wrap vinyl. Anything less and it will lift.

    I lost a hundred van job because I priced for a good vinyl but my competitor didn’t. I had the last laugh though, because he had to repair the vast majority of them and couldn’t have made any money in the end. In fact it probably cost him. Sometimes it’s better to lose a job. 😀

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