Yes - Photo Tex has a glue very similar to a sticky note, just stronger. It can be stuck for a day or a decade and it won't take any paint off the door.

Hp Latex printer 330 Long time ago. We are using the HP latex 700w printer now.

Weird Try 208-696-1180 or 208-590-0813

Yes matte sheen

The cathedral door can't be wrapped. The grooves are to deep for the vinyl to go in. The best thing is to paint them.

www.rmwrapsstore.com/blogs/tools-and-materials/how-to-fix-thermal-foil-cabinet-doors

It’s called a body guard tool. amzn.to/4dI3bpK

Yes We are always fine tune how to install the video the easy way for beginners. I'll update this video and make it a little better. Here the same fridge but more detail click on this link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5S5dYSAlsSEnZI

Yes We are always fine tune how to install the video the easy way for beginners. I'll update this video and make it a little better. Here the same fridge but more detail click on this link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5S5dYSAlsSEnZI

Unfortunately no - we don't have those graphics, but even if we did Monster is pretty heavily protected by trademark/copyright.

Click on the pictures (or the text links farther down the page) - they open into PDF's .

Every job is different. The prices for just the materials are on our website. Here's is a solid color www.rmwrapsstore.com/products/di-noc-ps-1183-single-color-3m-vinyl-rm-wraps. This one was a little different than most, as it was also covered in epoxy after installing - the epoxy we used amzn.to/3aLW0gx. It took a couple of hours to do. Yes, the raised pieces are on the table in this video because it's in the galley of a work boat.

Not 100% sure - this was almost 10 years ago. I think I was working with Oracal vinyls at the time.

It’s best to remove everything to wrap. It’ll be challenging for the handles to be on.

To explain a little further - it's only possible (not guaranteed) to hide the cut seams with vinyls that are specifically designed for overlaps, like architectural films (we are sellers of 3M DI-Noc architectural films on our second website www.rmwrapsstore.com). On those specialty films, the glue layer is closely color-matched so that you can overlap the material on itself and not see the glue. On most vinyls, like the material we use for our printed graphics (www.rmwraps.com), the glue layer is a dark gray - it provides the functionality of being block-out, so you can put white vinyl on a black refrigerator for example, but the glue layer is visible at the edges because of that - unless the printed color happens to be very close to the color of the glue (dark grey), the glue layer would be visible where you do a cut + overlap, and it will be very apparent. More on wrapping with handles in place - it depends on the handles, but the proper way when you absolutely can't remove them, is to wrap with 2 pieces that meet/overlap underneath/in-line with the handle. Again, this only really works and has a chance of hiding that seam (which will run the whole length of the door), if the material is designed for it - our graphic and color wraps on rmwraps.com are not.

@@RMwrapsllc oh, ok. I have an LG with 4 handles. I’m pretty confident only 2 are removable, but I’d prefer not to remove any of them. My model number is LMXS28626D

We've only done a couple ceiling wraps, but have never had an issues. Surface prep is important - level 5 smooth, completely sealed and off-gassed before wrapping. If you're still concerned, you can order samples (usually come 5.5" x 8") and do small tests.

@@RMwrapsllc This application would potentially be on satin finished, smooth teak wood trim. At this time it has UV issues in the clear coat, and the DI-NOC might be a solution to cover this up, as it would be very difficult to completely strip and refinish. But I worry about the hot temps right next to the window, with the sun pouring in.

Have you watch these videos. kzbin.info/www/bejne/en21Y3qJg7OgrtE,kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZuWoHyrrbJ5qpo

Yes you can. Here’s a vinyl you can watch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXrZZ62ejN9ko9Esi=r-hl4ESRMQqS0l_i

Thank you! Some of the solid color vinyls have cool textures on them.

Thank you! Cheers!

Not this type of vinyl - there are special vinyls that can be heated and pressed into the brick texture/mortar with a foam roller.

It might if you pull it off. It depends if the wood is old and brittle. Bad clear coat. Etc

Yes more durable than paint

3M has done testing with a long list of cleaning chemicals - architectural films hold up against virtually every domestic cleaning chemical, see this document (pages 4-7): cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0834/4341/files/DI-NOC_Tech_Data_Sheet_RP_May_2021.pdf?v=1650472251

Thank you. I enjoy doing this kinda of stuff.

Yes we always do. Email your address to see how much it will cost to ship to you. [email protected]

That was a fun project to do.

While I’ve been doing this for years and it seems to work for me, but thank you for your input. Love hearing new ideas.

Thank you there’s lots of different colors too on the website. www.rmwraps.com

@@RMwrapsllc I will definitely check it out!

To be fair, the $750 cost we give in the video is for the 10 yards or so it took to wrap the fridge AND the cabinets on the wall next to it as well (see the video before this one on our channel). Still, I totally get it - for your average garage "beer fridge", it doesn't make a lot of fiscal sense. Afterall, it doesn't make the fridge cool things any better! We work in these materials professionally - usually in banks, hotels, commercial buildings, cruise ships, private jets, etc. We happened to have some extra material laying around from another project that was otherwise going to go to waste, so after the cabinet project/video we still had enough laying around to make the fridge match, and we've never seen someone wrap a fridge in Di-Noc before, so we figured why not show people what's possible. I got the fridge free from a family member, so even if I had to buy the wrap material at retail cost, it's not a super crazy cost compared to how expensive brand new refrigerators are nowadays, and it's pretty bespoke.

We like to use Bondo (either their glaze that's pre-activated or the stuff you have to mix with activator), or 3M white Acryl Putty

Well, there’s lots of colors on our website check check out. www.rmwrapsstore.com

I have a lot more videos on my website and you can check out. www.rmwraps.com/architectural-film-videos/cabinetry-wraps

Here’s one old video you can watch. kzbin.infoIFv1JfW967U?si=hmJuoD-5oYSJeJIa

Yes use it Everyday

@@RMwrapsllc Are you happy with going down the latex route? Or, with hindsight, would you choose differently? I love the idea of latex ink, with all it’s pros (if you believe all the marketing) But does it live up to the hype, from a production point of view? A follow up vid on your printer would be nice🙂

Can you show me the link I can add that to the rmwraps.com website?

@@RMwrapsllc Sorry but the youtube dont publish me the link

Thank you for your input and I glad you liked the video.