Great video. I saved it for my records to when I get to do this. It's precious to see how the two of you work together. Susan's smile is the best part to watch. Thank you both.
The pin stripe really sets it off! If you pin stripe the bottom, maybe use a wider tape in a bright blue as a shadow line spaced a 1/8in off of the green.
Hi Harlan. The stripe adds so much more texture and depth to your baby. Only thing I could see was maybe a black anti-glare on the cowl but that's just me. My eyes are overly sensitive to light and I also think they're cool. At any rate, cool beans. Till next time, God bless.
Looks great. To protect your film and paint and aid in locking in the air release, us a piece of the backing paper. Lay it on an area you are doing your final press down on. Then you can angle the point of your squeegee more perpendicular to the surface and use more pressure without worry of drag or scratching the vinyl or paint.
Harlan, by adding the John Deere Green color to your airplane I believe you may have just forfeited your right to maintain your aircraft. Seriously though... thanks for sharing this, I hadn't heard about this material you are using. The accent color looks nice. (I'd personally go with full black pin-striping around the green, top and bottom)
You may be right Glenn. I can't get a repairman certificate anyway cause no one at the faa will take a office visit. They are still all at home working. They are checking to see if it can be done over the net somehow but it's been 3 weeks so maybe I can't fix it any way. haha
Very nice! 👍
You’ve done a great job. Thanks for showing us how. God bless you too.
Thanks David!
Looks very nice and professional
Thanks!
That is slick. Never seen that before
Thanks Phil, I hadn't seen it either but had read about it a few times. So far I really like it if it don't fly off. haha
Wow. Those pin strips around the front pieces really make it pop. Very slick. Thank you for the inspiration. Legend.
Thanks Jono, I agree the strips really help the looks. Thanks for your comment!
Great video. I saved it for my records to when I get to do this. It's precious to see how the two of you work together. Susan's smile is the best part to watch. Thank you both.
Thanks Jim, Susan wakes up with that smile and is a joy to be around. I am a blessed man.
Excellent details! When I finished my Kitfox 4 back in 1993 all it got was a tape pinstripe. This really looks professional. Nice work.
Thanks! I was really dreading painting strips on and when I found this it is much better for us non-professionals for sure!
I like it!
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That looks awesome Harlan, 100 times better than paint. I was thinking about you today, i keep looking for the maiden flight video.
I can't wait till I can show you a flight Dave. Middle of march is my tailwheel training now....
i might try this
looks amazing
@@johnnyonaboat Maybe wait and see if mine stays on...haha
It looks great.
Thanks Steven!
Looks so good! Nice job
Thanks Jeremy!
Very cool thanks for sharing your skill!
Thanks Chris, I wish I could say I had the skill but it was just pretty easy. haha
looks great
Thanks for watching!
Nice! I might try to copy you.
You might wait and see if mine falls off. haha. Thanks. I'm looking forward to another update on your build!
I am with Colby, I will be putting it on my oratex for sure. GREAT video
@@Bearhawk_Life So far I see no reason not to use the car wrap for design work.
The pin stripe really sets it off! If you pin stripe the bottom, maybe use a wider tape in a bright blue as a shadow line spaced a 1/8in off of the green.
That sounds interesting Edward, we are not very good decorators to know what to do for looks. Thanks
1/4 inch black accent above and below the green would be good too. imo
@@huckleberry8079 You agree with Susan, that was her thoughts too! Thanks
Looks great Harlan! I'm planning on a bright green trim color too, although I plan on a much darker charcoal grey base color. You made that look easy.
Thanks Mike it was one of the easier things I've learned. You will enjoy it.
Hi Harlan. The stripe adds so much more texture and depth to your baby. Only thing I could see was maybe a black anti-glare on the cowl but that's just me. My eyes are overly sensitive to light and I also think they're cool. At any rate, cool beans. Till next time, God bless.
Thanks Michael, I was thinking about the black anti glare. Thanks
Looks great. To protect your film and paint and aid in locking in the air release, us a piece of the backing paper. Lay it on an area you are doing your final press down on. Then you can angle the point of your squeegee more perpendicular to the surface and use more pressure without worry of drag or scratching the vinyl or paint.
Thanks Scott, I will do that and I appreciate the advice!
Harlan, by adding the John Deere Green color to your airplane I believe you may have just forfeited your right to maintain your aircraft.
Seriously though... thanks for sharing this, I hadn't heard about this material you are using. The accent color looks nice. (I'd personally go with full black pin-striping around the green, top and bottom)
You may be right Glenn. I can't get a repairman certificate anyway cause no one at the faa will take a office visit. They are still all at home working. They are checking to see if it can be done over the net somehow but it's been 3 weeks so maybe I can't fix it any way. haha
I like it!
Thanks David!