I have jobs that is way older then 6 years I used 651 on and still look good but I use frog juice to coat my signs for uv protection,,,,,, it helps to keep the vinyl from cracking and aging from sunlight.
Just in time and thank you for the knowledge on the best vinylfor outdoor. Im just getting ready to buy a vinyl cutter, I've seen the uscutter an vevor on Amazon but not sure yet the best to buy. I choose uscutter and vevor over cameo because of the stand they come
Hi sir.. planning to put glossy black oracol 651 on my new car roof, my question is what if after a 2 to 3 years and i plan to change it or remove it.. will it damage my entire roof car paint?
Hello! Great question, I think it would be ok assuming the paint is in perfect shape, what we would: we would use a heat gun to activate adhesive and thus making it easier to remove it and hopefully not cause any damage. You will also need something to remove the left overs. Goof off will be a good option. Thanks for watching!
@@RDIdecals thank u so much for ur prompt response... so glad to hear a very fair answer from an expert point of view.. really appreciate it sir.. more power to you. ..
I have jobs that is way older then 6 years I used 651 on and still look good but I use frog juice to coat my signs for uv protection,,,,,, it helps to keep the vinyl from cracking and aging from sunlight.
Wow! I’ve never heard of that process to be honest 😅. Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you very informative. I am planning to put a logo on my husband's trailer.
Thanks for watching! Nice, I’m sure it’ll look great 😊
Just in time and thank you for the knowledge on the best vinylfor outdoor. Im just getting ready to buy a vinyl cutter, I've seen the uscutter an vevor on Amazon but not sure yet the best to buy. I choose uscutter and vevor over cameo because of the stand they come
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Thank you 😊
I love oracle 651 too..
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Good information always
Thanks a lot 🙏
Great video.. thank you
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching:)
Excellent video thank you.. but which transfer tape is good for 651??
Depends what you applying for we use 2 the Rtape clear choice At-65 (low tac) and the At-75 (high tac)
@@RDIdecals Thank you applying for car vinyls , letters on cars etc…
First!!!! Great Vid
Thank you 🙏
Hi sir.. planning to put glossy black oracol 651 on my new car roof, my question is what if after a 2 to 3 years and i plan to change it or remove it.. will it damage my entire roof car paint?
Hello! Great question, I think it would be ok assuming the paint is in perfect shape, what we would: we would use a heat gun to activate adhesive and thus making it easier to remove it and hopefully not cause any damage. You will also need something to remove the left overs. Goof off will be a good option. Thanks for watching!
@@RDIdecals thank u so much for ur prompt response... so glad to hear a very fair answer from an expert point of view.. really appreciate it sir.. more power to you. ..
Way can I get this
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Thanks very much