Off to represent and support

[Mark Saiger]

This morning, the couple who does my graphics and van wraps is having an open house social event with the Chamber.... www.silvertipgraphics.com by the way for more info....

They are showing off another wrap design and invited anyone who could come....and of course would love to show to the community the work they have done for me....

So I am heading to see them...meet and greet.....with my van they flew out to Vegas and wrapped at the Mirage parking lot in 2015 (in 105 degree heat and sun!)

And let them show off to the community and chamber their work....

and I can give back what the extra and over the top things they have done for me!

They also have designed our labels with their designer....

I couldn't be happier with their work but just love their "go get it small town attitude...."

Their my people.....


Oh...and they said they had lots of Donuts!

 

[encapman]

Anyone had any experience removing a wrap? I have a van I'm thinking of pulling the wrap off of.

 

[dealtimeman]

Put it in the sun and let it warm up. After surface is warm to hot start peeling.

If it comes off in large sections consider yourself blessed and keep doing the same all the way around the van.

If it starts coming off in little pieces I would recommend a powered sticker remover rubber star tool to aid in removal.

 

[Mikey P]

Put it in the sun and let it warm up. After surface is warm to hot start peeling.

If it comes off in large sections consider yourself blessed and keep doing the same all the way around the van.

If it starts coming off in little pieces I would recommend a powered sticker remover rubber star tool to aid in removal.

That's the same process I use to take off my cowboy hat.

 

[Mark Saiger]

Anyone had any experience removing a wrap? I have a van I'm thinking of pulling the wrap off of.

Heat gun and then citrus De-limone for wipe off of glue of remaining

I used Harvard's Dezolvall if yuu have access to something similar

 

[Mark Saiger]

Today...

And the young pregnant girl is our youngest daughter Holly. She was there presenting about a charity skydiving fundraising event for a non profit she is involved with. Last year this event raised over $15,000 for our local cause in the community! Proud parent moment