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Hi, I am also new to this industry at first while I was practicing and getting used to my cutter and software I didn't want to waste good product. So, I bought the cheap ebay stuff; now I am more confident that I know what I'm doing and I won't be wasting good vinyl. I have purchased the oracle 651 from sign warehouse and wow did I notice a difference compared to the cheaper no name stuff on ebay.

Awesome videos!! thank you so much. Everybody in this forum has been so helpful, hopefully some day I will be experienced enough to help out other new people starting in this business. Thanks Again, Dom

Awesome, thank you so much for help Stormy I really appreciate it.

The vinyl I used was just some stuff I bought on ebay not the best quality I'm sure and I did apply the decal dry. I didn't think I could apply it to a wet surface because of the adhesive. Is that my issue do I need to wet the surface position the decal and then squeegee it.

Hi everyone, I have a question I recently was doing a rear window sign. It was just one color/layer, I did it on three vehicles two in white and one in silver vinyl. the entire size was 47" wide x 15" high all text 3" lettering. The two I did in white are perfect but the silver one has a lot of bubbles I am not experienced enough to know; Is there a difference in white and colored vinyl? or the only other thing I can think of is that the window that they wanted in silver has a pretty good curve of it vs. the two white ones which are on truck windows very flat. Because of this curve I put it on in sections on the car it was easier than trying to do one large decal on the curved window. Any help or suggestions to help me prevent this in the future would be much appreciated. I also want to do over the parts of the sign that have the bubbles for my customer. Thanks