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The guys at the shop where I help out with computer graphics etc. are about to do an application of a large (5' x 10')on a cube truck with multiple rows of rivets. Largest they have done so far. It is to be printed on 3M stock and over laminated. I would not like to see them get into difficulties with this installation. Two sides x 5 x 10 can be expensive if they get fouled up. I am sure there must be a good video and or instruction book that would give them some tricks and tips. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Bill "Irish" Holohan
-------------------- William "Irish" Holohan Resting...Read "Between Jobs." Marlboro, MA 01752 email: firemap1@aol.com Posts: 1110 | From: Marlboro, MA | Registered: Dec 2001
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Gregory of Buhler, Kansas makes an excellent installation video. I believe that it was made by Rob Ivers, but don't quote me...
There was also a series of articles in Sign Business regarding installation of large format graphics.
This installation should not be overly difficult. I would venture a guess of maybe 2-3 hours per side, taking your time.
Have a great one!
-------------------- Bruce Bowers
DrCAS Custom Lettering and Design Saint Cloud, Minnesota
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Go to Sign Business's web site and look for online seminars. They have some choices and one is large graphic installations. Their clips run about 5 minutes and provvide some handy basics.