x2rider55
1987 x2 650 (bone stock)
- Location
- centreville maryland
wrapping x2
- Thread starter x2rider55
- Start date
- Location
- Minneapolis, MN
blurrrrry! use the flash so we can see
x2rider55
1987 x2 650 (bone stock)
- Location
- centreville maryland
sorry my camera sucks i'll post better pics monday when i finish it up....
x2rider55
1987 x2 650 (bone stock)
- Location
- centreville maryland
no its not oracal....its better then oracal
x2rider55
1987 x2 650 (bone stock)
- Location
- centreville maryland
i used 3m to wrap it i wrapped the other side tonight i'll take better pics tomorrow.....
- Location
- Texas
Where are you finding your vinyl graphics sheets? It looks really good and could be a alternative to repainting a white hull that still has a workable finish.
How does Vinly graphics stand up to UV?
I think I'm going to go this route depending on cost, someone was selling a JS550 or someting that looked pretty sick and it has a wrap on it too.
How does Vinly graphics stand up to UV?
I think I'm going to go this route depending on cost, someone was selling a JS550 or someting that looked pretty sick and it has a wrap on it too.
infamy
Westside Freeride
post some pics when you get a chance... how hard is the install?? are you using heat? applying it dry or wet?
Holding up to UV depends on what you buy.Premium vinyl will last at least 5 years.As long as it doesn't lay out all the time in the sun.You would also want to ask if the material is laminated,which is a clear over the vinyl.That is a must for outside.
A wrap is forgiving cause it can be pulled up if you make a mistake and hit it with a heat gun to return to it's original form. And yes you have to do it with a heat gun.Application is dry!
- Location
- Texas
So I would just get the vinyl from a local graphics shop or something. I have seen abunch of vinyl specific shops pop up seemingly over night in Corpus it seems, but will keep searching online for premium sheet vinyl graphic sheets, all I found was RealTree so far and am not going with that.
I wouldn't mind having a ski covered with digital camo, but use red, orange, and white colors so you would be high vis.
I really like this idea as opposed to painting a ski a new color. I'm sure I can find sheets of whatever pattern I'm looking for, just have to keep looking.
I wouldn't mind having a ski covered with digital camo, but use red, orange, and white colors so you would be high vis.
I really like this idea as opposed to painting a ski a new color. I'm sure I can find sheets of whatever pattern I'm looking for, just have to keep looking.
x2rider55
1987 x2 650 (bone stock)
- Location
- centreville maryland
ok guys heres the deal its not hard to do but it takes time asfor applying you apply it dry and use heat....there is a clear film over the print after the ink drys....if thats not put on its going to be a mess asfor applying it...make sure when useing the heat not to burn threw the vinyl......with that being said i do make wraps with my friend and we will ship them to you if you want.....just tell me or send me a pic of what you want.... heres some better pics...
