Nice video. Measurements are great, most customers would rather see the branding “in full” with minimal visual reductions. Placing that brand vinyl in the exact center obscured some lettering. A technique called “visual centering” reduces this loss of brand detail. Such as having to cut that small amount from the large lettering in the center and obliterating the small “r” in the word Air. It appears “unfinished”. Most of my customers would have complained and that would have been money out of my pocket on a re-apply. On larger graphics the use of air release vinyls, though it costs a little more, aids greatly in reducing large bubbles. I don’t completely pull the transfer paper until I try and work out as many large bubbles as possible I see. That is the forgiving thing about air release vinyl. Nice Clean work, really clean work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Do you have a certain brand of transfer tape you like? Do you have another video of how you layered the different colors in during the weeding process? (I usually apply to vehicle in layers by color and use registration marks)
Do you have a video on how to apply the larger size decals like those on the side of the vehicle? I have a vehicle I will be apply large 18"x5' solid decals to that I won't be able to slice through.
Missing a "s"? Thanks for explaining but you should think about a better microphone option! Would it make not more sense to put the whole sheet 1 inch to the right side to have just "1 cut letter" instead of 3? I really thank you for all your tips and sharing your time with us :)
Nice video. Measurements are great, most customers would rather see the branding “in full” with minimal visual reductions. Placing that brand vinyl in the exact center obscured some lettering. A technique called “visual centering” reduces this loss of brand detail. Such as having to cut that small amount from the large lettering in the center and obliterating the small “r” in the word Air. It appears “unfinished”. Most of my customers would have complained and that would have been money out of my pocket on a re-apply. On larger graphics the use of air release vinyls, though it costs a little more, aids greatly in reducing large bubbles. I don’t completely pull the transfer paper until I try and work out as many large bubbles as possible I see. That is the forgiving thing about air release vinyl. Nice Clean work, really clean work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great job. Thanks for sharing the info
dropping some GEMS! excellent work. one of the best large panel hinge installs on TH-cam
This was very helpful!
Good tutorial. Thanks 👍
This has just helped me so much, thank you sir!!!
Thank you for making this video It was very helpful. Now I can put on my new Neil Peart decal!
Do you have a certain brand of transfer tape you like? Do you have another video of how you layered the different colors in during the weeding process? (I usually apply to vehicle in layers by color and use registration marks)
We like the thicker version of TransferRite Tape. Holds the lettering together better.
Watched this a few times. I did this for my first time and came out great. Thank you sir!
Could you do a video where newbies may go wrong with mistakes and how to fix them correctly. Thank you. Great tutorial.
I prefer to cut the door gap with the premask on. Makes for a nicer cut.
wax pencil works great, wipes right off
What's with the 2x www. on the window panel????
Do you have a video on how to apply the larger size decals like those on the side of the vehicle? I have a vehicle I will be apply large 18"x5' solid decals to that I won't be able to slice through.
Nice Job Harris.I like it.What kind ( specciality or any number?) Vinyl are you usingThank you
Yeah I agree with Duane, I would have avoided the gap a bit better than that. preferably during the design process or while installing.
EXCELLENT VIDEO
Great job. I couldn't help noticing the BIGGERSTAFF at the top, yet BIGGERSTAFFS in the domain name.
Missing a "s"? Thanks for explaining but you should think about a better microphone option! Would it make not more sense to put the whole sheet 1 inch to the right side to have just "1 cut letter" instead of 3? I really thank you for all your tips and sharing your time with us :)