N00b Filling question

[Guest afterhours]

well that is if you don't have access to vinyl or anything of that nature.

[Guest ellwooda]

Where could I get vinyl?

[Guest afterhours]

well you could go to a local sign shop. but 3M pinstripe from walmart or napa is vinyl.

[Guest VOLTRON]

you could get an olfa knife and make sure it has a STa|NLesS StEE| blade on it and trim some of the jagged edges but make sure the film has had time to dry maybe a week or else the film will just pull off the glass.

[Guest ellwooda]

Right on. I understand that vinyl of this kind begins to fade/wear off after a certain amount of time. Is there a particular brand out there that is proven to be the longest lasting or would any brand suffice?

[Guest afterhours]

I use accucut vinyl in my sign shop. if you go to a sign shop to get vinyl ask them if it is 1 year, 3 year, 7 year. some of the cheaper stuff will start to shrink on you after time. but if it is going on the inside of your car and the windows are tinted then it doesn't get much UV exposure and it lasts alot longer than someone's decal on their back glass.

[Guest ellwooda]

I'll go ahead and give that a shot. BTW thank you and everybody else on this thread for their input so far, I really appreciate it!

[Guest tint rookie]

Right on. I understand that vinyl of this kind begins to fade/wear off after a certain amount of time. Is there a particular brand out there that is proven to be the longest lasting or would any brand suffice?

[*]316340

regardless what kind of vynil, I pretty sure the it will outlast that particular tint job.

[Guest afterhours]

Right on. I understand that vinyl of this kind begins to fade/wear off after a certain amount of time. Is there a particular brand out there that is proven to be the longest lasting or would any brand suffice?

[*]316340

regardless what kind of vynil, I pretty sure the it will outlast that particular tint job.

[*]316346