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I am installing stripes on a Dodge pickum up truck tomorrow! Have not done graphics in a couples of years. I just bought Rapid Tac, but I have never used it! Thinkin' I might just you mild soap and water
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I always use the cheapes window cleaner I can find. Has always worked great for me.
Like what
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i use vinyl on on large stuff. nothing on small or thin stuff
(mushroomhead @ Mar 18 2004, 09:19 PM) i use vinyl on on large stuff. nothing on small or thin stuff What slip solution do you use though? TTC
vinyl on is the name
this stuff will let vinyl slip just like wet tint get from regal plastic off i-10 and wirt
Oooooohhhhhhhh.....I seeeeee! Got it!!!!
Took me a minute, slow tonight, I am TTC
70% water/30% alcohol.
this is what i use on all graphics, stickers, deacls, ect. it makes the adhesive aggressive faster, but still gives you the ability to reposition if you need to. after about 5 minutes, you can safely pull the backing off without any problems. in the summer, i can pull it off as soon as i'm done squeegeeing.
i use a soloution called right-on, i think its similar to rapid tac. or if i'm out of that i use TTS's alcohol/water mixture with a couple drops of dish soap added. i clean the application area with alcohol and water also
As usual, I am living in the dark ages...thank goodness for td.com!
i tried rapid tac 2, it was pretty good. takes a little longer to set up than alcohol/water. and costs way more than alcohol/water.
the good part about the alcohol/water is, in the winter i can add a little more alcohol and make it set up faster, or a little less in summer to give me a little more time.
Thanks so much! Put off doing the graphics until Monday! I am putting 2 12" stripes on the hood, roof and tail gate of this Dodge truck! Should look pretty cool
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Rapid tac to do it slow Rapid tac 2 faster quick stick for fastest results and or you can apply this formula to temperature conditions as well.
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