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Looks fantastic! Can't wait to install mine!MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Thank a million, @MonsterBash!
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Looks fantastic! Can't wait to install mine!MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Thank a million, @MonsterBash!
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Went on great! I had to do a lot of prep, though.Way cool. Was fun to be able to contribute to the community. The printer used a different vinyl that I had. How was the install?
Thanks for letting us know. Gotta try and do mine nowWent on great! I had to do a lot of prep, though.
I peeled as much of the original marquee off the glass as I could, the coated the rest in Goo Gone, let it set, and scraped with a razor. I pulled the remaining bits of marquee off the wood frame, and pulled the staples. Then I sanded off the old adhesive, and shot a coat of satin black on the wood, as well as on the metal grille. I positioned the new marquee by shining a bright light from the back to center the image over the lighted area, and secured it with masking tape on each side. I peeled back about 3" of backing and cut it with scissors, then stuck that part down with a vinyl application tool (squeegee). Then I took off the tape and peeled the rest of the backing off, and worked it down a little at a time with the tool. Went on perfectly straight, with no bubbles or wrinkles.
Awesome!Went on great! I had to do a lot of prep, though.
I peeled as much of the original marquee off the glass as I could, the coated the rest in Goo Gone, let it set, and scraped with a razor. I pulled the remaining bits of marquee off the wood frame, and pulled the staples. Then I sanded off the old adhesive, and shot a coat of satin black on the wood, as well as on the metal grille. I positioned the new marquee by shining a bright light from the back to center the image over the lighted area, and secured it with masking tape on each side. I peeled back about 3" of backing and cut it with scissors, then stuck that part down with a vinyl application tool (squeegee). Then I took off the tape and peeled the rest of the backing off, and worked it down a little at a time with the tool. Went on perfectly straight, with no bubbles or wrinkles.