DAFlys Posted at 12-1 01:59
None of mine made it this time.

Same here.
I would think my train video could have.

DAFlys Posted at 12-1 01:51
I had circled it a few times,   but I was filming or I would have gone back to check.

No worries. I think we've concluded that it is a trimaran.

DAFlys Posted at 12-1 01:06
yes,   but then we have a clothing company here with the same name.

Is that a small clothing company?  Seems like a name you might use in a niche market.  

Blériot53 Posted at 12-1 03:51
No worries. I think we've concluded that it is a trimaran.

I think I saw it in the boat yard,  I could try and fly in for a closer look.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-1 14:06
Is that a small clothing company?  Seems like a name you might use in a niche market.

Yes,   but I dont know if it's small or not.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-2 00:40
I think I saw it in the boat yard,  I could try and fly in for a closer look.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it.........

Blériot53 Posted at 12-2 00:55
Your mission, should you choose to accept it.........

Next time Im there in daylight.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-2 01:11
Next time Im there in daylight.

DAFlys Posted at 12-2 00:41
Yes,   but I dont know if it's small or not.

Maybe they chose that name as a marketing draw or something.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-2 03:10
Maybe they chose that name as a marketing draw or something.

They haven’t used the proper font so I’m not sure about that.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-2 04:13
They haven’t used the proper font so I’m not sure about that.

Still experimenting maybe.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-2 04:26
Still experimenting maybe.

I don’t think the transfers are cheap enough to make experimenting cost effective.  But it does look fairly new.

DAFlys Posted at 12-2 04:40
I don’t think the transfers are cheap enough to make experimenting cost effective.  But it does look fairly new.

Probably not.  

Have you seen any of the transfers they have been putting on cars and trucks.  Actually, I guess those are more wraps than transfers.  This one is a bit unique.

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-2 04:52
Probably not.  

Have you seen any of the transfers they have been putting on cars and trucks.  Actually, I guess those are more wraps than transfers.  This one is a bit unique.

That is hilarious,    Some years ago I got a quote to wrap the front of my car in just clear vinyl and the price was ridiculous,,   over £1500

DAFlys Posted at 12-3 01:44
That is hilarious,    Some years ago I got a quote to wrap the front of my car in just clear vinyl and the price was ridiculous,,   over £1500

Wow, that is a crazy price, especially just to wrap the front of the car.

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-3 04:42
Wow, that is a crazy price, especially just to wrap the front of the car.

Seems to come down to the calibre of the place that does it,    This company didnt use blades,  everything was cut on a machine and no trimming was done at the vehicle,  where a lot of places just cut the stuff from the roll,  lay it on the car and start cutting.  

DAFlys Posted at 12-3 23:43
Seems to come down to the calibre of the place that does it,    This company didnt use blades,  everything was cut on a machine and no trimming was done at the vehicle,  where a lot of places just cut the stuff from the roll,  lay it on the car and start cutting.

Nope, they wouldn't be touching my car then.  Pre-cut is preferred.

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-4 06:03
Nope, they wouldn't be touching my car then.  Pre-cut is preferred.

Same here,  I dont even trust someone else to wash it.

DAFlys Posted at 12-5 00:54
Same here,  I dont even trust someone else to wash it.

I don't blame you.  

Speaking of washing a car I saw a sign the other day that was advertising mobile waterless car washes.  I'm still trying to wrap my head around how that would work.

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-5 04:19
I don't blame you.  

Speaking of washing a car I saw a sign the other day that was advertising mobile waterless car washes.  I'm still trying to wrap my head around how that would work.

You spray the car with a detailing sprays and polish it off.    Ok for a bit of dust but not soiled in mud.

DAFlys Posted at 12-5 04:22
You spray the car with a detailing sprays and polish it off.    Ok for a bit of dust but not soiled in mud.

Yeah, no doubt that would not work when heavily soiled.  Seems like it might cause scratches in the paint.  I'm just going to keep on using water and soap made for washing cars.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-5 04:56
Yeah, no doubt that would not work when heavily soiled.  Seems like it might cause scratches in the paint.  I'm just going to keep on using water and soap made for washing cars.

The detailing fluid and the microfibre cloth should stop that.   

DAFlys Posted at 12-5 06:56
The detailing fluid and the microfibre cloth should stop that.

I'll keep that in mind should I ever be tempted to try the detailing spray.

DowntownRDB Posted at 12-6 04:38
I'll keep that in mind should I ever be tempted to try the detailing spray.

In the summer months I do it quite often,  in fact more often is better as it doesn't allow the dirt to build up.     Years ago I was involved in setting up a stand at the Paris motor show and many of the vendors there were using the same process.

DAFlys Posted at 12-6 05:43
In the summer months I do it quite often,  in fact more often is better as it doesn't allow the dirt to build up.     Years ago I was involved in setting up a stand at the Paris motor show and many of the vendors there were using the same process.

Nice to know you have used it and can speak highly about it.  Maybe I'll give it a try first on my Harley and see how that goes.