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| jginiso:
Do you think this could be effectively used on the rest of the cab as an alternative to painting? |
| Wade:
Since I still haven't come up with a good graphic design for my CP this stuff is looking pretty attractive... should look better than my plain black paint on my CP! I've been having constant problems with my T-molding on my CP since my slot was too wide. Then I tried glueing the molding in with hot glue, as some suggested. This sortof worked but the molding is obviously loose in certain spots. I need to re-do it, again. I'm wondering if folding the excess of this vinyl down into the t-molding slot would make the molding fit tightly enough? Hmm... Wade |
| IIOIOOIOO:
I'm also curious if this could be used as a painting alternative... Oscar, any chance you could take two small samples, and try to place them side-by-side on a piece of wood to show how the seam looks? If not, that's cool... I'll just order some myself and post the pictures. In like a month! :) |
| OSCAR:
I see no reason why it couldn't used for the side panels, you just have to have a seam. This is the best way I know of to make a seam without just trying to line up the edges, perhaps someone else has a better suggestion: Put down one piece and then overlap the adjoining piece by 1/4" ~ 1/2 |
| IIOIOOIOO:
Thanks a lot man, that really does look nice. When you make your cut, do you cut the part that lays over the top of the other sheet, then? |
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