Moody Blue

http://Edgewraps.com Roy said he will be glad to help you out.

Send them to South Carolina I can check my network of installers and see if anyone up there is interested. When are they looking to have it done?

Just comment on the video and ask. Looks to be printed (and maybe laminated) so my guess is 3M Controltac or something similar.

www.the-blueprints.com has just about everything but these are not "architectural" drawings by any means but simply just line drawings...as jaybird said may not be exact to scale (i.e. headlight placement/door handles, ect.) being that these are created and submitted by graphic artists and not the manufacturer.

Are you using the Plug-in or not? If not (or can't get it to work with it) save the file out as the lowest eps (3) version and open with the software by itself instead of sending through Illustrator. What computer OS are you using?

Welcome. I have one of those helpless shop dogs too

Dont have a solution to the problem but I also own a PCUT. Subscribed just in case I run into this problem lol. Hope you get your issue fixed.

I would have killed for a hobby like that as kid! Parenting WIN! Nice work on the graphics too

Gotta use ALOT of this stuff to make it peel easily. A few coats will look good for a little while but really needs to be 5 or 6 good thick even coats to really come out nicely.

if it's on top of the clear, which most pinstriping is, I would hit it with some heat and try goo gone or some sort of adhesive remover.

wrap everything below the stripe in matte black...give the two tone look. I would probably remove the pintstripe and redo it in vinyl too.

Let me know when he's ready to sell

Any help on what "Kustomz" might be?

Thanks!

Sure you can heres a before and after of my buddies 2010 Lariat 2 wheel drive. SVT suspension swap with 37's, Fiberworx Raptor kit, and of course Moody Blue wrap job

Sounds awesome! There's a guy that runs a Pacer with a similar set up at Greer Dragway. Talk about a death trap lol...

lol you can always make it awesome

Does anyone know what the Ford said to the Chevy? I need help remembering the answer cause I don't RECALL

Im in the upstate. I started with a $500 machine and a background in graphic design. No need to spend thousands of dollars until you are familiar with the process and most importantly start making money. My "cheap" machine has lasted almost 3 years now with no major issues. I will be looking to upgrade later this year or next to something a bit bigger and that I can perform a contour cut with.

It probably cleared the recent list when you re-installed it

welcome from South Cackalacky

Why don't you just use knifeless tape? Get the general height of the area and make sure your "cut/detail" will work. Layout the knifeless on the body lines and trim it up after installed.

I always take pictures of my work and post to my social media. I typically get 3-5 new requests from each photo that gets posted....either someone wanting the exact same thing or a variation of what was posted. Seems to keep me busy lol. I can typically bring in $300-$400 per photo being that most of my work is detailed/layered or just large vehicle graphics/wraps....I post AT LEAST one photo a day if that puts into perspective the amount of business it brings. However, I have a small niche doing truck graphics so reaching my target audience is easy by posting into facebook groups and forums instead of just my friends list. I never pay for ads just simply market my work daily to the right crowd and that keeps people interested. Also seem to get an average of 10 new followers per week. Social media is a great tool to get business.

I don't have a personal instagram just one that I promote my work through...@moodybluedecals which is linked to my facebook business page. 90% of my business is internet based with very few local clients. Because of my target audience I mostly sell and mail, but have gotten lucky to have been able to (in some instances) do some traveling for large installs like vehicle wraps.

I don't pay for ads. Stay active on your page and post daily. I use Instagram to #hashtag and that seems to help reach a target audience. I have expanded to almost 2k followers on both FB and Instagram just by doing this and not paying for ads...we vinyl people have enough expenses to worry about