David.Anderson
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David.Anderson
MemberSeptember 26, 2014 at 2:27 pm in reply to: Petrol Station Monolith LED pricing – help with sourcing?Great stuff, thanks for that David.
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Great stuff! Cheers Kevin
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David.Anderson
MemberSeptember 30, 2013 at 11:59 am in reply to: 3M 1080 Brushed Metal range, anyone used it before? -
David.Anderson
MemberSeptember 9, 2013 at 2:03 pm in reply to: Advice on ‘ghosting’ removal from vehicles.Haha 😛
It was on a new Transit (Not the new shape) Like I said he gets it waxed/ polished and wondered if my cleaners or glue had reacted to this.
It was M4 Matt black.
All ok though, the missed call I got was to ask if I was able to do Risk Assesment pads.. Better to be prepared though.. right 😉
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David.Anderson
MemberSeptember 9, 2013 at 10:09 am in reply to: Advice on ‘ghosting’ removal from vehicles.Cheers Rob, I applied the smallest bit of t-cut to the areas yesterday and all seemed ok when it left.
Just thinking ahead in case there are any further issues.
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I don’t think so Paul. I had a quote of £750!! Recently saw the edge and 380 plotter sell for just over £500. Looks like it’s going to go spares or repairs?
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Looks great!!
Toyed with idea of using this colour. Something a bit different. How was it to use?
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David.Anderson
MemberAugust 17, 2013 at 12:12 pm in reply to: Chrome Wrapping Vinyl, Who stocks it?Great stuff guys, will chase it up.
Cheers
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Cheers Ghais, was chuffed with the van when it was finished. The swoosh on the other side we put at a slightly different angle as it was to be a continuation of the water.
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No never been to America. There are a few States I would like to visit though. Chicago, New Orleans seem to be my kind of places.
@ Martin , Brian and Phil.
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Pittsburgh! This truly is a global site.
Thanks Jill
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David.Anderson
MemberMarch 13, 2011 at 4:34 pm in reply to: Some advice on Vehicle Wrapping Please?This was a bit of a debate for a while in work. The consensus was for flood coating always use Avery 900SC.
I personally found it too brittle and wasn’t very pliable. Like Robert mentioned, I felt it creases very easy and could dis-colour if you were aggressively heating or stretching.
Recently I used the Hexis and Oracle 800, to me I liked the feel of Oracle’s as I felt it could take more punishment when applying and you didn’t have the fear of ripping it if you had to "pat" it back off to chase out any creases or rogue bubbles.
If you have small or no recesses you might even get away with an avery 700..
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Hi, thanks for the welcomes.
I’m based in Stirling-shire area. I was bitten by the bug almost 12 years ago and 6 years ago I was drawn back to the trade.
Six months ago I took on a job and through word of mouth has been slowly but surely gaining momentum.