Whats the best way to install stripes on a coragated surface?--?--?--?

[decalman]

I have stumbled on this somewhat in the past. I'm looking for a better way to installing a 5 inch thick stripe, and then expands out to 12inches thick and its 25 foot long on an aluminum corrugated vehicle. I want to improve my present technique which takes to long, and has too many drum rolls. You know, the curves rec the stability. I look forward to tapping your knowledge on this. Thanks

Enclosed is a pic of a similar surface

 

[sardocs]

Would you be able to paint 'em on?

 

[visual800]

either paint them on the siding OR have aluminum cut to make a stripe and install on top of it OR walk away

 

[crystalcoastgraphics]

What kind of vinyl are you using?

 

[WrapSpot]

Would knifeless tape work for you? Run the top and bottom of the stripe in knifeless tape, then put down a wider piece of vinyl. Pull the knifeless tape and take off the excess vinyl.

 

[crystalcoastgraphics]

If you are using something with air egress, I would place the stripe up there, and mark it location every few feet with a dry erase marker or similar. Then use a foam paint roller. You can get them up to like 6" and they work great for something like that. Start from one side working my way towards the other side with some decent pressure. Then when it is all on there, go over it again and should be fine.

 

[decalman]

Would you be able to paint 'em on?

No to paint. It isn't my area of expertise, and besides, the decals already made. Hmpfr!