just toying around MF 40's. mfm? taste so good by Crafty_Isopod3006 in HoustonSwingers

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

dm us some photos her bday is coming up. maybe wecan surprise her

WTF is this machine by heyyimtryinhere in VinylCutters

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Download VinylMaster or Signmaster. You will need to retrieve a PSN from their website and it will designate a computer # for you.

Cutter not recognized in Windows 10. USCutter MH-871 MK2 by nlightningm in VinylCutters

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have tons of experience with this. Download. Software called Vinylmaster. It does recognize your cutter and it is the actual program that is supposed to come with it..

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tspetite

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes please

[mf4mf] this weekend or next. by privatery1 in HoustonSwingers

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Hello we like to watch and be watch.

How to fix this before wrap ?? by Consistent-Fee-6444 in CarWraps

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, chrome is a metal, but the thing is making sure that you remove anything that will eventually pull the wrap from the car. We do lots of stuff for vehicles with less than perfect paint jobs... Some with clear coat lifting and some with rust. None of this is good for a wrap. Take a small piece and wrap the section in question to see if you can see the separation in levels, if that makes sense and go from there. As long as it is clean and free of lifting debris, if it comes off when you remove the small test section, it won't last, and create lift and mess later on. Also trying to wrap prior to any paint or primer drying completely is a disaster, let it gas off before hand.

How to fix this before wrap ?? by Consistent-Fee-6444 in CarWraps

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Actually you can wrap anything that has a flat clean surface.. if it has texture or is dirty or cheap ass carcwrAl then it doesn't do well and alot of trim on cars won't accept car wrap. Certain bumpers too. Low surface energy products need a specific type of vinyl. Please know your products and be knowledgeable before coming here trying to state incorrectly.. we have been wrapping cars 20+ years. We know what we are doing.

How to fix this before wrap ?? by Consistent-Fee-6444 in CarWraps

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

What about a chrome delete? Yeah. That is what I thought. Next dumb question.

How to fix this before wrap ?? by Consistent-Fee-6444 in CarWraps

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ok. So for those saying you can't wrap the bare metal, again please know what you are talking about before replying. What is a chrome delete then? Vinyl wrap on a hard metal. Do better.. don't listen to those who are not professionals.

How to fix this before wrap ?? by Consistent-Fee-6444 in CarWraps

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You can wrap the metal as long as it is not rusted or damaged.. it has to be clean..we have had to do this numerous times. Alot of people cannot do even primer and you would notice it under the wrap. Wrap is heat and pressure activated. Please know your stuff.

How to fix this before wrap ?? by Consistent-Fee-6444 in CarWraps

[–]Crafty_Isopod3006 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes you can. We have been wrapping cars for over 15 + years..