What's the best option for cutting this?

[tntautoglass]

I've spoke with Decorative Films about cutting it to specification. Sounds great but just wanted to see other options. It's for a contractor so it has to be somewhat cost effective. If you were to hand cut this would you install and solid piece than trim everything? Or Cut everything and install piece by piece. The door wouldn't be bad to hand cut but the windows seem time consuming. Thanks for the help.

 

 

[coast2coasttinting]

Make strips using a filmhandler if you have one. Or a plotter.

Hand cutting all those lines will take forever.

[Tintmaster08]

I wonder if the cutting tape will help with the cutting. I think anyway you slice it is going to be time consuming.

[TINTGUY O.C.]

bro, i think i would apply 1 sheet then make cuts. installing  1" strips is a pain to keep exact spacing, the only concern would be the ps adhesive getting tacky. using a strait edge and fine measuring is my suggestion.

[TomTint]

Plotter

[tntautoglass]

When everyone says "plotter," does that mean it will cut all one piece or individual strips?

[Tintmaster08]

When everyone says "plotter," does that mean it will cut all one piece or individual strips?

you have to put the measurement in the computer, film roll size and all, and the computer cuts it for you based on the measurement you put in. Weeding the access will be tricky depending on how you do it. Measure twice, cut once. Good luck

[Ryker]

plotter using actual frosted vinyl....premask and install just like any signage

[MikeMN]

How many and what are the sizes and width ...... ? 

 

What film will you be installing  ...... ?

[tntautoglass]

3 windows roughly 60" wide and 2 doors 36" wide. I have Suntek white matte if I'm going to hand cut. Decorative Films said they could print the stripes in one piece. Thoughts?