Vinyl Wrap Lifting Edges

It s an elegant serif font cut at 1 2.

Vinyl wrap lifting edges. Use a heat gun to help stretch the vinyl while applying with squeegee around curves and into creases. We have been producing vinyl car wraps and various types of vinyl wraps for over 15 years working with manufacturers developing new products and using them as well. These flexible plastic cabinet door edges can. Keadic 47pcs car vinyl wrap tool kits felt squeegees with spare fabric felts vinyl graphic magnet holders gloves zippy vinyl cutter utility knife and blades micro squeegees and storage box.

This was cut on a vinyl express qe6000 which has a high quality digital servo motor and cuts fine detail with amazing precision. Designer wraps uses other vinyl manufacture films but in general the above care instructions work for all vinyl types. You can get a wrap to look very good for most applications but over a short time. Fig 1 shows the edge lifting of this graphic with the standard 45 blade.

Don t forget that on some areas you will want to go underneath the the body panel. Calculate with squares and don t forget that all of the vinyl wrap cws sells is 60 1 52m wide. Cut away excess vinyl. Such as edge lifting to significantly reduce further wear.

Trim loose edges back to the point where the adhesive is firmly adhered to the substrate. Cut away excess vinyl wrap with your razor blade. But a serif or filigree on a 1 2 tall letter may only be 1 16 of an inch tall. Measure your car for all the areas you want to wrap with vinyl film.

Are there any problems with the edges lifting up over time a. Edge sealant may help prevent further damage if the lifting is caused by aggressive washing conditions. Traister says vinyl wraps are not paint. Seal edges and.

We have now shifted our operation to training tools gear wrap supplies. Always add extra for the edges so you have somewhere to grab the material. Edgewraps is a company devoted to the vinyl wrap sign and banner industry. Use the heat gun to make the vinyl easier to stretch being careful not to over stretch the film.