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Wrapping a building.
Has anyone ever had to wrap a building?
The reason I ask this is because we are taking over another shop over the road from this one and I want to do something well over the top with it as at the moment it looks rather run down.Karl.
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with your skills should not be a problem. but it is normally tied across scaffolding.
mesh on a liner and print lower res quite quickly.
biggest i have done is only 10 x 12 ft.could cut out the windows and doors and make it look like a new building.
sounds like fun
chris
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im guessing here but did you not say one side of your other shop took a bit of vandalism because a banner or sign was low down due to it being in reach of the kids? this being the case and Stanley blade would end the life of your building wrap! 😕
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Yes Rob. it is risky but because of the poor state of the outside it would be cheaper than a large pointing up task. Not really sure how i’m going to do it yet but wahay!!! What the hell. I have put a new banner up on the front and as of yet no trouble, but who knows what tomorrow brings.
I’ll post a sample artwork tomorrow. -
if you are going straight on to the wall i might use normal banner stock
chris
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I can just picture it now. Karls head printed 30′ high :lol1: :lol1:
Seriously though Karl, I would check with your local planning department before you do to much work, even doing all the work yourself I would have thought this would be fairly expensive. great project to have though, good luck with it.
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Hi Karl
This is my first post on the forums, so Hi to all. A good system that I’ve used in the past to fix banner to wall is SpiritFlex you can find the supplier here http://www.spirit-displays.co.uk/uk_spiritflex.html.
It’s not the cheapest but ig gives a great flat finish for banner to a flat surface.
Hope this helps
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