My latest venture with vinyl is using more than one color. Here is a picture of a Flag in three colors. I cut the whole flag in White and then I layered the Blue and Red on top of the White. I used contact paper to transfer those two colors and then I peeled it away just like I would on a window. You need a steady hand to get the pieces layered correctly, but vinyl is flexible so there is some give.
I also did a Tweety Bird for my wall.
Piecing Vinyl
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Re: Piecing Vinyl
Pretty neat! I'm guessing the vinyl sticks pretty well to itself. Is the indoor or outdoor?
Toaster
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Re: Piecing Vinyl
The White vinyl is Oracal 651 for outdoors. The colored vinyl is from H and H, so I'm not sure what it is.
Todd
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Re: Piecing Vinyl
Thanks for the info.
Toaster
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Re: Piecing Vinyl
Here is a link to a really good video on how to do it. I have never done “wet” application.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxKUDgzchwk
Sharon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxKUDgzchwk
Sharon