Vinyl wrap

[screenman]

Not too hard on straight tubes, it is the curves where you have to shrink and stretch that makes things interesting.

 

[derrick]

i was kinda hoping this thread was about vinyl wrapping a bike... can't imagine it being easy.

I'll let you know.

 

[raleighnut]

I hope you replaced the spikes.

 

[Globalti]

Use the leftover to wrap your Beemer, de-badged of course so all the lads down the street think it's a stealth M Series, innit.

Of just do the bonnet for that rally look.

 

[Fab Foodie]

What are you planning to build?

I had a pair of home built tl loudspeakers which served me well for many decades - based on kef b110 and isophon tweeters ( the latter eventually replaced with kef t27). Then more recently decided to rebuild them to the Dr Bailey design by adding a pair of b139s which I first read about in the 80s but then couldn't afford. Having bought the woofers spotted I could get ready built 2nd hand genuine kef speakers for similar money to the value of the units. Ended up buying some genuinely amazing 2nd hand kef reference speakers of a different design and sold off all the old bits. New ones are Kef reference 105/3 if anyone is still reading at this point

I’m looking at the M1tlm ribbon from IPL acoustics. Could be a bit of fun :-)

 

[lazybloke]

i was kinda hoping this thread was about vinyl wrapping a bike... can't imagine it being easy.

Yep, I thought the thread would be about handlebars and sore hands.