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You see Sky and other vans, and buses, with full colour pictures all over
them (even across the bus windows). How do they do it? Is it actual paint or some sort of transfer? I'm particularly intrigued how they deal with ridges and valleys in around panels etc. And where would one go, and how much would it cost to get a a more modest version done? Not the whole van, just covering a panel on a transit. Though if one could do substantially the whole of a side at not-too-extortionate cost I'd be interested. It would need to be in colour, from an original I'd supply. -- John Stumbles Fundamentalist agnostic |
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