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minty

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  1. ^^ What he said ^^ you get the best of both worlds then, less wastage, easier to apply and still able to wrap whatever edges you see fit. Steve
  2. That is a digitising tablet made by GTCO CalComp. https://www.gtcocalcomp.com/large-format-digitizers/#!/db-target And it is ppf they are using, do as @XPEL Jeff says. Or if it is, as you say, a one off and you don't anticipate making any more templates, the much cheaper way would be to use application paper over the panel to be templated then transfer to the ppf and trim from there, much like a dressmaking pattern. Steve
  3. @ElementShield I used the same slip and flush as I would on cars. Steve
  4. What are you actually looking for? why aren't you interested in pre cuts and what are you looking to gain out of bulking it?
  5. I have covered 4 round marble tables and they are holding fine, been a few years now. Steve
  6. Personally I can't really see a reason to go for a cheaper film. Most of the cost is in the installation and going for a cheaper film will only save a few £ or $ unless you let it eat into your labour charge and why would you want to do that? Having had a quick look at the Vivvid ppf it looks like it's a wet install the same as Suntek. Steve
  7. Too many variables to give an accurate answer. What coating, how well the car was prepped fist, where all the curing conditions for the coating met etc. In the long run though I will offer no warranty if covering a coating. And to be honest you would be wasting your coating to do so. A bit like painting the walls before plastering. Steve
  8. Having looked into this myself as I understand it the software simulates the stretch after you have entered the parameters of the material being stretched. But happy to be corrected. Steve
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