
Union Jack On My Roof
Started by
12oss
, May 06 2009 09:19 PM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 06 May 2009 - 09:19 PM
Hi there,
Me and my dad are trying to fix a union jack to the roof of my mini,
So far we have fitted the Centre Cross. and now on to the tricky bit, The Long Rectangles and Triangles.
I have looked on the interent of what people have done, and there are 2 different ways.
Does someone no the correct Gap mesurements For a Union Jack On a Mini
Thanks
Ross
Me and my dad are trying to fix a union jack to the roof of my mini,
So far we have fitted the Centre Cross. and now on to the tricky bit, The Long Rectangles and Triangles.
I have looked on the interent of what people have done, and there are 2 different ways.
Does someone no the correct Gap mesurements For a Union Jack On a Mini
Thanks
Ross
#2
Posted 07 May 2009 - 09:06 PM
Hi there,
Me and my dad are trying to fix a union jack to the roof of my mini,
So far we have fitted the Centre Cross. and now on to the tricky bit, The Long Rectangles and Triangles.
I have looked on the interent of what people have done, and there are 2 different ways.
Does someone no the correct Gap mesurements For a Union Jack On a Mini
Thanks
Ross
i used a plastic spray bottle and a few drops of washing up liquid in the water lightly spray all the roof lay on the tranfer with the water you can move it in to position then with a rubber squeezee gently push all the air bubbules towards the outer edge as to the gap mesurments ??? good luck
#3
Posted 07 May 2009 - 09:14 PM
no idea of measurements as the roof is now black, but, does this help any?

#4
Posted 07 May 2009 - 09:16 PM
Hi, ive recently done one of these and posted a ( how to ) section on the Cornish Mini Club forum see www.cornishminiclub.co.uk for details.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
#5
Posted 07 May 2009 - 09:18 PM
just a few pennies worth.
The vinyl we use in our business can react quite badly to washing up liquid (or at least some brands) as it reacts with the adhesive. We have found for our signwriting that the best mix is a capfull of concentrated screenwash to about 2 litres of water, then decant it into a spray bottle with a fine mister nozzle. An ebay search for 3m applicator squeege should bring up a few results for a little blue one which again we find very adequate and doesnt scratch the vinyl.
Not sure on the gap measurements myself though.
Sam
The vinyl we use in our business can react quite badly to washing up liquid (or at least some brands) as it reacts with the adhesive. We have found for our signwriting that the best mix is a capfull of concentrated screenwash to about 2 litres of water, then decant it into a spray bottle with a fine mister nozzle. An ebay search for 3m applicator squeege should bring up a few results for a little blue one which again we find very adequate and doesnt scratch the vinyl.
Not sure on the gap measurements myself though.
Sam
1 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users