applying vinyl to fg box

If you use a high quality glue, you wont need any mechanical fasteners. If you have problemd with the lip on the back after you trim it, try using a little hot glue on the stubborn areas. If your covering a complex pod, say one with multiple compound curves, make sure you use a high quality vinyl, with plenty of stretch. Keep in mind that vinyl color isnt important, its all about the quality. You can dye it to match later. I would also heat the vinyl first. This helps it to mold to the pod. If your doing more than one pod/enclosure, you may want to build a heat box. Its pretty much just a big box made out of MDF with two or three heat lamps mounted on the inside of the box facing upward. With a couple rails and a door on the top-side, you can build frames that slide into the box. Simply staple a piece of vinyl to the frame, spray it with glue, slide it into the box, and after a few minutes pull it out. Support it between a couple of saw horses and push your pod, face first into the vinyl until you can trim the vinyl. Flip it over and work the vinyl into the curves, being sure not to crease the vinyl. If you wind up with creases, youll have to start pull the vinyl off and try to re work it. It sounds like alot, but believe me, it saves alot of headaches, and gives your pods a nice look.

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