Vinyl

November 19, 2005

I have always treated vinyl much like film but have run into a problem with "Gregory" brand on two accounts. (1) if liner gets wet at all, it cannot be removed. (2) Looks milky on some dot matrix's. Never had this problem with Oracle. I know, buy Oracle, but Just wondering if anyone else has had similar problems with other brands. :krazy

November 19, 2005

I have had many vinyl liners refuse to peel when wet

just aint in their nature :krazy

blade · November 19, 2005

November 19, 2005

I'm talkin saturated, with just a little water exposure. Talked to a rep here local and he said liner should have some sort of wax type coating to help repell water at least for a short period.

November 19, 2005

transfer tape can get ugly if its wet too

:krazy

November 19, 2005

from my experience if you get the backing of vinyl wet u r done for

[*]338782

Sounds like I'm the last to know . What do you do to keep liner dry? There :beer is some obvious ways, but any good tricks?

November 19, 2005

I guess my question to you would be how in the world do you get it wet to begin with

[*]338787

Using the film as a template, from rear glass .

November 19, 2005

tryin to peal 1/2 spray set, do the other half. done for.

ill get in the back, lay it accross my lap, peel, spray, and franky that badboy up there. luckilly its vynil. your not looking through it and if there is an imperfection its gone once your slip is squeggied out.

November 19, 2005

tryin to peal 1/2 spray set, do the other half. done for.
ill get in the back, lay it accross my lap, peel, spray, and franky that badboy up there. luckilly its vynil. your not looking through it and if there is an imperfection its gone once your slip is squeggied out.

[*]338793

I'm just talkin cuttin the pattern. Do you use a flat cuttin table ? Mine's vertical , so I have wet it.