Applying stripes

[vcrt]

Update on the striping job-
It's all finished and here are a few pictures;

I'm sure glad I decided not to apply the stripes to the original corrugated aluminum since at the very top of the front stripe it overlaps onto the original aluminum and it will not stay into the recess of that surface. That problem would have driven me nuts if it were throughout the stripe area!
In my opinion, the stripe looks fine all along the trailer, but at the front corners where the now flat aluminum is exposed it looks odd for it to be flat instead of corrugated as it used to be. I suppose I'll get used to it though
Rich

 

[Sunline Fan]

That looks great! I agree, the flat aluminum looks a little weird, but from a short distance away, it's hard to even tell the difference.

 

[vcrt]

Thanks Jon, will you be at Buttonwood this weekend?
Rich

 

[Sunline Fan]

Thanks Jon, will you be at Buttonwood this weekend?
Rich

Nope...

 

[JohnGB]

Rich,

WOW, that came our great looking.

Don't worry about the flat in the front. Unless one knows exactly what it was, no one will ever know.

That is one sharp looking coach!

Have a good trip.

John

 

[vcrt]

Thanks John, safe travels to you as well!
Rich

 

[EMD_Driver]

In my opinion, the stripe looks fine all along the trailer, but at the front corners where the now flat aluminum is exposed it looks odd for it to be flat instead of corrugated as it used to be. I suppose I'll get used to it though
Rich

Rich,

Come see me at Buttonwood... I may have something you could use in that flat exposed area! I wasn't planning on saying anything.... I've been busy again!

 

[vcrt]

See you there Gary!
Rich