Nice video. Measurements are great, most customers would rather see the branding “in full” with minimal visual reductions. Placing that brand vinyl in the exact center obscured some lettering. A technique called “visual centering” reduces this loss of brand detail. Such as having to cut that small amount from the large lettering in the center and obliterating the small “r” in the word Air. It appears “unfinished”. Most of my customers would have complained and that would have been money out of my pocket on a re-apply. On larger graphics the use of air release vinyls, though it costs a little more, aids greatly in reducing large bubbles. I don’t completely pull the transfer paper until I try and work out as many large bubbles as possible I see. That is the forgiving thing about air release vinyl. Nice Clean work, really clean work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That's absolutely right. I was trying to go with exact geometry my whole life. Finally, an artist told me that it is not about the numbers but about how the whole picture looks. I would transfer the decal slightly to the right to make the slit pass between the letters.
EXCELLENT VIDEO I used to do the lettering for a company back in 2002... working on a $7000. computer... Now it seems like everyone can do this sort of thing... I miss designing and cutting out the decals. Do you just sale the Decals (* I know how to put it on a board) I am getting ready to move back to Albuquerque, New Mexico (US)... I hand painted my last 4' x 8' sign... took way too long... it looked beautiful... but I'd like to do Vinyl this time... Thank you for sharing this video.
Missing a "s"? Thanks for explaining but you should think about a better microphone option! Would it make not more sense to put the whole sheet 1 inch to the right side to have just "1 cut letter" instead of 3? I really thank you for all your tips and sharing your time with us :)
Do you have a certain brand of transfer tape you like? Do you have another video of how you layered the different colors in during the weeding process? (I usually apply to vehicle in layers by color and use registration marks) I never thought of the magnets, great idea!
I am also a sticker applicator, but we have different techniques, sorry to say the this technique create bubbles. He should streched the sticker while running esqueegee to avoid bubbles.
Great tutorial! You should fix the audio though. The left channel gets randomly muffled and it creates an extremely unpleasant effect if you're wearing headphones.
I am don't understand why the 90% of the "seasoned pro" vinyl decal installer, RUBBING whit the Squeegee ALL the transfer paper? There is no reason to do it! That complicates and make more hard the removal the transfer. Only squeegee over the letters, graphics and others...
Do you have a video on how to apply the larger size decals like those on the side of the vehicle? I have a vehicle I will be apply large 18"x5' solid decals to that I won't be able to slice through.
Plenty of mistakes here. You folded it to get your Centre mark, how were you certain the application tape was evenly cut at either end from the actual graphic? You left no tape at the ends for reference so you could've gone up or down when you pulled the graphic to the ends. You should've taped through the middle that way it's not moving, rather than taping at the top on one end, that's just silly
Ai' conditioning - Hmmm. I'm perhaps just being picky but loosing most of a letter on the door gap would not really be what I wanted. Sure people would work out what it meant - but I would be worried that people would assume my attention to detail on THEIR project was going to be no better than I tolerated on MY van. Useful info though, thank you.
We use a lot of 651 for race cars. I am not sure what type of plotter you are trying to use, but we spend a lot of time making sure that we have the right depth and the correct amount of blade showing. Once you have those two right, very easy to work with.
You must clean the vehicle thoroughly. And pay special attention to edges rubber seals and back sides of door opening. They can harbor grease, dirt and road grime. Even if it’s a brand new vehicle. Clean it with soap like joy. And water. Dry. Then 91% rubbing Alcohol as a final step. Based on how involved the car washing was. You may have to let dry overnight. Do a final wipe down of rubbing alcohol right before you install the graphic. And use a microfiber lent free towels.
Would make more sense for that brand to put Biggerstaffs lettering on top instead of Biggerstaff(missing s) as both letter says Biggerstaffs at the bottom lol
Just look up how to do 2 color vinyl decals. Towards the end of the video, when they get to the transfer tape, you'll understand better than what I could write in this comment box.
Thanks for the comment. We have never done wet installs because you need to wait at least 24 hours before pulling the transfer tape back for warranty. We don't have time for that. Bubbles go away within 30 days. People doing person project where they don't apply vinyl every day and have the time to wait it would be great.
With the right water to soap ratio there may be a 10 minute waiting period with a final squeege with ZERO bubbles and no warranty issues(complaints)for vinyl. Really depends on the graphic material,job and experience level but it can be done quickly with vinyl, no issues. I've been doing it for 12 years. Never had warranty issues. 1080 is done dry or any air release type graphic is done dry.
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I gave this a thumbs down, NOT for your install, but for the graphic designers back at the computer. This is a big graphic, meant to be informative while parked or in traffic. The van surface is a given, use it. The biz name letters could have been better spaced (kerning) to avoid spanning the door crack. Also the features: plumbing, heating, air conditioning, could have been stacked in a larger font size for more emphasis.
THE SOUND ! THAT SH*** MICROPHONE! .... ..... How the hell did you posted it like that?! ... And why the heck did you cut "rs" ..? Those 2 mm nobody can see.
I'dove it slightly to the left....Better not to cut into the smaller letters on Air Coditioning. The big "R" has a lot more vinyl and will hold better when you curl it around behind the edge.
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Nice video. Measurements are great, most customers would rather see the branding “in full” with minimal visual reductions. Placing that brand vinyl in the exact center obscured some lettering. A technique called “visual centering” reduces this loss of brand detail. Such as having to cut that small amount from the large lettering in the center and obliterating the small “r” in the word Air. It appears “unfinished”. Most of my customers would have complained and that would have been money out of my pocket on a re-apply. On larger graphics the use of air release vinyls, though it costs a little more, aids greatly in reducing large bubbles. I don’t completely pull the transfer paper until I try and work out as many large bubbles as possible I see. That is the forgiving thing about air release vinyl. Nice Clean work, really clean work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That's absolutely right. I was trying to go with exact geometry my whole life. Finally, an artist told me that it is not about the numbers but about how the whole picture looks. I would transfer the decal slightly to the right to make the slit pass between the letters.
That's what i do when i desing stuff i rather slightly move something if it looks better as a whole.
This is insane. For anyone watching, let me tell you he TOOK HIS TIME. This is a 2 minute install in reality.
Do you think maybe he was going slow for peeps like me who are trying to learn a little something!
@@james_harcombe Not sure if i'll get any sleep tonight contemplating that statement.
Watched this a few times. I did this for my first time and came out great. Thank you sir!
We like the thicker version of TransferRite Tape. Holds the lettering together better.
Great job. I couldn't help noticing the BIGGERSTAFF at the top, yet BIGGERSTAFFS in the domain name.
Could you do a video where newbies may go wrong with mistakes and how to fix them correctly. Thank you. Great tutorial.
We will try and put one of those together.
Audio is fine, great tutorial 🙏
dropping some GEMS! excellent work. one of the best large panel hinge installs on UA-cam
This has just helped me so much, thank you sir!!!
I prefer to cut the door gap with the premask on. Makes for a nicer cut.
EXCELLENT VIDEO
I used to do the lettering for a company back in 2002... working on a $7000. computer...
Now it seems like everyone can do this sort of thing... I miss designing and cutting out the decals.
Do you just sale the Decals (* I know how to put it on a board)
I am getting ready to move back to Albuquerque, New Mexico (US)... I hand painted my last 4' x 8' sign... took way too long... it looked beautiful... but I'd like to do Vinyl this time...
Thank you for sharing this video.
Missing a "s"? Thanks for explaining but you should think about a better microphone option! Would it make not more sense to put the whole sheet 1 inch to the right side to have just "1 cut letter" instead of 3? I really thank you for all your tips and sharing your time with us :)
Do you have a certain brand of transfer tape you like? Do you have another video of how you layered the different colors in during the weeding process? (I usually apply to vehicle in layers by color and use registration marks)
I never thought of the magnets, great idea!
If you have nothing nice to say my God. Go fly a kite the man did an excellent job.
I am also a sticker applicator, but we have different techniques, sorry to say the this technique create bubbles. He should streched the sticker while running esqueegee to avoid bubbles.
Great tutorial! You should fix the audio though. The left channel gets randomly muffled and it creates an extremely unpleasant effect if you're wearing headphones.
Yeah I agree with Duane, I would have avoided the gap a bit better than that. preferably during the design process or while installing.
1/4" to the right and no loss on the "r" in Air and also the top "r" in bigger. Use your eyes. Don't always rely on measurements.
Using headphones with these scare me
What's with the 2x www. on the window panel????
How much would something like that cost?
Just wants to show off his cool ass magnets, rich M F ha ha !
Thanks for the tips
wax pencil works great, wipes right off
This was very helpful!
Thanks for the help and info!!
Pro!
Are you using paper or vinyl transfer tape?
Thank you for making this video It was very helpful. Now I can put on my new Neil Peart decal!
Great job. Thanks for sharing the info
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Good tutorial. Thanks 👍
I am don't understand why the 90% of the "seasoned pro" vinyl decal installer, RUBBING whit the Squeegee ALL the transfer paper? There is no reason to do it! That complicates and make more hard the removal the transfer.
Only squeegee over the letters, graphics and others...
Best install video thank you Sir
Nice Job Harris.I like it.What kind ( specciality or any number?) Vinyl are you usingThank you
How much would something like this cost?
Spot on 💯 percent cheers.
Why small bubble will be gone by itself in a month?
What transfer tape do you use?
What type of Vinyl you guys use ?
Do you have a video on how to apply the larger size decals like those on the side of the vehicle? I have a vehicle I will be apply large 18"x5' solid decals to that I won't be able to slice through.
Do you make and sell those for a 2004 Ford Ranger tailgate?
I have two cheeseburgers large fry and a large Coke easy ice
No water spray?
Whats wrong with the audio?
Guy holding the camera was muffling the mic.
I don't see any wrong !
I thought I was having a stroke!! 🤦♀️
Bobby Stover you cannot see it you have to listen 👂 .. this audio was driving me nuts!! Use a lab mic or a boom mic next time.
Mic underneath his shirt.
When he goes up and down with his arm he's pushing the mic in his body
your right hand door as i"m looking at it is slightly to high
What is your opinion on water application?
Can you apply decals in cold weather???
No. For the adhesive to adhere properly you need to do it in 60+ degree weather.
Plenty of mistakes here. You folded it to get your Centre mark, how were you certain the application tape was evenly cut at either end from the actual graphic? You left no tape at the ends for reference so you could've gone up or down when you pulled the graphic to the ends. You should've taped through the middle that way it's not moving, rather than taping at the top on one end, that's just silly
Nigga we know that you're a Ruff Ryder homie. Even if you don't know what you're talking about, it sure sounds like you do. 👍👍👍💪💪💪😎😎😎
Great job
Muchas gracias amigo
Ai' conditioning - Hmmm. I'm perhaps just being picky but loosing most of a letter on the door gap would not really be what I wanted. Sure people would work out what it meant - but I would be worried that people would assume my attention to detail on THEIR project was going to be no better than I tolerated on MY van. Useful info though, thank you.
How do you like the BROWN auto? I talked to the rep at ISS...seems like a decent press.
Thanks for the great video :)
Are you using rapid air, air release vinyl ?
What kind of vinyl is that? Thank you
5:09 how do you it’s straight line while you holding from other hand
The audio made me sick!
I thougt i was having a stroke.... :S
It was fine untill I read your comment 😂
This is so much easier wet installing you won’t have a single bubble
I'm having tons of issues cutting and weeding 651 vinyl any advice?
We use a lot of 651 for race cars. I am not sure what type of plotter you are trying to use, but we spend a lot of time making sure that we have the right depth and the correct amount of blade showing. Once you have those two right, very easy to work with.
Thanks @@HarrisDecals
Do you prep the vehicles paintwork before application?
You must clean the vehicle thoroughly. And pay special attention to edges rubber seals and back sides of door opening. They can harbor grease, dirt and road grime. Even if it’s a brand new vehicle. Clean it with soap like joy. And water. Dry. Then 91% rubbing Alcohol as a final step. Based on how involved the car washing was. You may have to let dry overnight. Do a final wipe down of rubbing alcohol right before you install the graphic. And use a microfiber lent free towels.
Mark your work and the vehicle and install it wet and your finished in half the time. The only time I ever install with hinges is on glass.
Wet? 😂
If you don’t know how to attach then you make it wet!
I can do this dry in 3 minutes!
What application tape are you using?
Would make more sense for that brand to put Biggerstaffs lettering on top instead of Biggerstaff(missing s) as both letter says Biggerstaffs at the bottom lol
Pro audio muffel 🙉
Can you put them on utv
he needs a new camera guy
How did you get 2 colours of vinyl on one piece of tfr paper?
Just look up how to do 2 color vinyl decals. Towards the end of the video, when they get to the transfer tape, you'll understand better than what I could write in this comment box.
i would have done the centre between the e and r
Why not wet installation? With wet, you would not have any bubbles.
Thanks for the comment. We have never done wet installs because you need to wait at least 24 hours before pulling the transfer tape back for warranty. We don't have time for that. Bubbles go away within 30 days. People doing person project where they don't apply vinyl every day and have the time to wait it would be great.
thanks, it makes sense
With the right water to soap ratio there may be a 10 minute waiting period with a final squeege with ZERO bubbles and no warranty issues(complaints)for vinyl. Really depends on the graphic material,job and experience level but it can be done quickly with vinyl, no issues. I've been doing it for 12 years. Never had warranty issues. 1080 is done dry or any air release type graphic is done dry.
Also I bet these are air egress films, no need for water
Most likely not an air egress on solid color cut vinyl
The little “r” in air conditioning would drive me nuts
the tuto is really cool, but the sound is so ugly. The mic is not pulled properly I think
Where are you guys located?
Lincoln Nebraska.
@@HarrisDecals dam I wish you guys where much closer
@@MrAngel-ir2lj where are you located?
man really just used scissors
Hi sir pls sent the which type of sticker name
I'lI feel very sad for thar R in 'air' though :(
That guide tape on the left was useless.
I hope they didn't list the email address twice right on top of each other. That would look ridiculous.
I would fire that audio guy...
Wait! What?
That's not the good technic to apply :/
Right!
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I hope this is not an actual business... Im a professional wrapper & well I almost died and nearly def watching this lol
I gave this a thumbs down, NOT for your install, but for the graphic designers back at the computer. This is a big graphic, meant to be informative while parked or in traffic. The van surface is a given, use it. The biz name letters could have been better spaced (kerning) to avoid spanning the door crack. Also the features: plumbing, heating, air conditioning, could have been stacked in a larger font size for more emphasis.
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THE SOUND ! THAT SH*** MICROPHONE! .... ..... How the hell did you posted it like that?! ... And why the heck did you cut "rs" ..? Those 2 mm nobody can see.
Not bad Video, but really bad auio
wrong squeegee stroke moments
Audio sucks. Stopped watching immediately
Audio quality is awful
Horrible audio.
Mumbles
You are cheap to send out the shit squeegee and the placement of the decal was....well...terrible. Start again.
Dude wtf is with the audio???? 🤮🤮
Lol. I've been in the sign business for 60 years. Hand painted sign layout. Aren't you special.
What are you, 80 and a ass? This is a tutorial, they're not showing off
How to simulate a stroke with bad audio... New title..
Was the mic being submerged periodically? Please tell me you strangled your camera man after the recording. Otherwise, great demonstration!
If you moved it 1/2" to the right you wouldn't have to cut the R's
exactly
I'dove it slightly to the left....Better not to cut into the smaller letters on Air Coditioning. The big "R" has a lot more vinyl and will hold better when you curl it around behind the edge.
AI conditioning?, skynet.... thought you could hide in your little transit van... I see you coming.
Nice job thanks
We hope the video helped give you an idea on how to get the job done
Very nice video. Thanks.
very helpful. thanks for sharing
Thanks!
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Could I use a hair dryer to warm the panel in cold weather?
You would be better off doing it in a controlled environment if possible. You could try. May or may not hold long term.
Do you have a place were I can order one of those t-shirts?