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So what is your gel adhesive called on your website? is it made by SEM?
Also.. this is like cheap soft, mushy vinyl your working on? Kinda like the cheap Japanese car vinyl basically that bubbles like pizza cheese?
Also when the gel adhesive cures is it flexible with the vinyl?
superjet113 9 months ago
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So what is your gel adhesive called on your website? is it made by SEM?
Also.. this is like cheap soft, mushy vinyl your working on right? Kinda like the cheap Japanese car vinyl basically that bubbles like pizza cheese and the thin top layer that separates off the top? Also when the gel adhesive cures is it flexible with the vinyl?
superjet113 9 months ago
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superjet113 9 months ago
what would you charge to do a job like that?
SpruikerSlayer 1 year ago
@SpruikerSlayer arm and a leg lol
Lumixster 1 year ago
after watching this, i'll be just buying new panels
webayllc 1 year ago
@webayllc - all good if and well if you can. However when it comes to vintage vehicles that's not always an option.
gav240z 1 year ago
Mr. Thad, How do you recognize if the plastic is heat-sensitive or not ?
Cechaflo 2 years ago
There is definitely a limit to what can and cannot be repaired. When trying to repair things that are that extensive, the cosmetics really can deteriorate drastically. It can be done, but usually replacement is the best solution.
Thad
vinylprothad 2 years ago
great job! But what can you do for a large area that needs repair? The entire top(almost) of my door panel is damaged! :(
suzukigti 2 years ago