Application by client

[stealth 0]

I have done some vinyl work for a client and he wants to put the decals on the van himself.

can anyone help me out here as i am no good at explaining things like that.

[JoeCamaro 11]

Make him sign a form were he releases you from any responsability due to improper application first of all.

JC

[stealth 0]

good thinking there joe, thanks mate...will do it now

[JoeCamaro 11]

About the procedure itself, well Im not too experienced, so lets wait till someone with more knowledge posts.

Joe

[Guest fivestar]

How big of a graphic/decal is it?  I always tell them if it is under 12 inches to just clean the surface really good pull the backing off, line 'er up and stick 'er, also tell them they get one shot.  Now if it is a bigger graphic/decal I recommend to them to do it wet and explain the wet procedure.

[BannerJohn 1,324]

if he has a computer,give him this link:

http://www.youtube.com/RapidTac

and tell him to watch.

[slopchops 1]

Void your guarantee. If they screw it up, they will blame you.

Been there, done it.

[stealth 0]

How big of a graphic/decal is it?  I always tell them if it is under 12 inches to just clean the surface really good pull the backing off, line 'er up and stick 'er, also tell them they get one shot.  Now if it is a bigger graphic/decal I recommend to them to do it wet and explain the wet procedure.

the decal is differnt to this but is about as long and bigger in hight

can it still be done in the same way as its so big?

plus is there a substitute for rapid tac?

[Guest fivestar]

Yes it can be done the same way and yes there's a subsitution for rapid tac, I use plain water, most people use soapy water.  Do a search, there's a few threads about it.

[stealth 0]

thanks peeps