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Avery has their Supreme color change vinyl coming out in a month or so. I know they don't have matte orange, but why not start with the glossy orange and laminate it with their 1380 (1.3ml matte lam). It'll be kinda thick, but still thinner then the Hexis orange and their matte lam. We've...

Not at all. $2.50 is a base. Flat with rivets is cheaper. Flat no rivets is cheaper then that. Ya go up on the hardness level the price goes up. Just depends on the installation. But a VW isn't that hard at all. So yea, I'd prob charge $2.50

Heck ya. Why not overlay fluorescent orange. That's super hunting style. Just laminate it first so you get some life out of it. But to have that fluorescent orange as accents and text. That will look sharp against the print.

Good looking designs. Nice to know there's people out there that know what they're doing.

We do installs only at $2.50 a sq. ft. Most guys we ship to are the same. Try the PDAA website as well.

If you go with the matte black Hexis they have two choices. One is their Super Matte. It's really dull and looks awesome, but scratches really easy. Gonna have to you a felt squeegy and when you're done post heat the entire thing with a flared tip on your heat gun. And only a Nano Style wax on it.

Yep. And it comes off really well. And with no residue. And since we don't use 94 there's defiantly none of that crap left behind.

The LTR stand for Long Term Removability. They just started adding it to the their labels. No idea why, but that's all they did. Avery rep was here today and we talked about it. Even he said people are freaking out, no idea why they did it. I wondered why they added a few weeks ago but have...

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We wrap about a 100 cars a year in Avery. Stuff is amazing. I'm with everyone else. Not enough pressure is being applied.

The Avery Supreme is coming out in about 2 weeks. They have 33 colors, including matte black, white & dark grey. And there's 8 metallics. I got the product sheet yesterday actually. And have their new Lime Green coming tomorrow to try out on my wifes Hummer. Shoot me an email...

We actually use Solvex window perf and Avery's window laminate. Can't think of the number right now. Don't offer warranty on the windows. But do tell the customer it's not going to last as long. We try to design in solid colors or at least a lot of ink on or windows to get them to last a bit...

Amen. We do close to 100 wraps a year with Avery. And have not one failure. I've been lucky enough to see our stuff a year or so later on a few vehicles and they're still perfect (with no 94). We even offer a life-time installation warranty on our wraps. Call me crazy, but our wraps don't fail...

185-190 degrees is standard post heat on cast vinyl

What a great post. And no. I'm not being sarcastic. I don't understand primer either. Stuff is a joke.

My Avery experience is awesome. Their Supercast line is amazing. Zero failures since the switch. Print quality is amazing. To each their own I guess.

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We did a 38' Scarab last year. Full wrap. Including the top. We used Avery 1005 EZ (no the EZ RS). Once the bottom was trimmed up about 1/4" we edge sealed the edge. Nothing failed on it yet. Lots of prep though. You want to get every bit of wax off of it.

that's cool.:thumb:

Totally agree. You'd think they'd push it more.