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Reddit mentions of ABN Felt Edge Squeegee 4in for Applying Automotive Graphics, Decals, Vinyl Wrap, Tints, and Screen Printing
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of ABN Felt Edge Squeegee 4in for Applying Automotive Graphics, Decals, Vinyl Wrap, Tints, and Screen Printing. Here are the top ones.
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- Practical: For streak-free results, use the ABN Felt Edge Squeegee 4” Inch for Applying Automotive Graphics, Decals, Vinyl Wrap, Tints, and Screen Printing to clean any surface or install vehicle wraps; For screen printing, window film, paint protection film, decals, wrap film, and more
- Convenient: Removes wax, silicone, oil, grease, and other stubborn residues; Prevents bubbling when bonding vinyl wraps and graphics decals; For use with 3M Di-Noc carbon fiber and wood grain vinyl along with wrap films
- Safe: Soft on all surfaces; Streak-free; Super smooth
- Durable: The reusable squeegee-type applicator is constructed of sturdy vinyl; When hand applying film or premask, it is the perfect solution for smooth substrates
- Specifications: 4” long felt and vinyl edge with a 3” height (10cm x 7.6cm)
Features:
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 0.1 Inches |
| Length | 3.999999996 Inches |
| Size | Size: 4" (Length) x 3" (Tall) |
| Width | 2.899999997 Inches |
Hey, I wrapped my car back in May and the result was quite nice IMO.
I'll basically copy/paste the advice from the thread about it:
> Go with a good quality film, preferably cast as it's very forgiving... be careful with the heat gun, and be patient as this is incredibly frustrating work, find a helper, etc.
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> The specific film I'm using is Oracal 970RA. I only needed one 60in10yd roll but that's without any kind of error. I suggest going with two rolls if you're new.
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> Whenever measuring, cut yourself a bigger piece than what you actually need and you'll be fine
Use a felt edge squeegee for actually applying the vinyl.
If you don't have a heat gun just use a hair dryer, which I'm sure like any other Miata driver, you own.
Just keep in mind that you basically have to sand the fuck out of the entire car and really well* to not have anything show up. The same rules about hiding dents/dings with paint apply to vinyl as well, as far as colors and sanding go.