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What a great post Mitchell. Thanks for the heads up! I’m sure there are plenty other vehicles out there that are having heat related problems such as this one with the Audi S6! The temperatures are at an extreme high all over the U.S.
Stay cool out there Dr. Vinyl Technicians.!!
Buster
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Here is a picture of the 2024 Toyota Rav4 fabric seat. The stitching had separated between the bolster and patterned seat bottom.
Doctor “B”KeymasterGood Stuff Mitchell. Thanks for posting!
Doctor “B”KeymasterAwesome post Mitchell. Reminds me of a recent story that was in the news where an individual purchased a wall painting at a garage sale for $50. Turned out to be worth $15 Million. Keep your eyes open for those special deals.
Doctor “B”KeymasterGood stuff Mitchell. Very informative message that you posted here. Keep up the good work.
If any other owners or techs out there has some tips, success stories or any information that you want to share, feel free to post your comments right here in the Dr. Vinyl/The Doctors Touch Forums.
I wish you all much success!
Buster
Dr. Vinyl CorporateNovember 14, 2023 at 9:08 pm in reply to: Leather Dash peeling problem Grand Cherokee and Ram 1500 #6581Doctor “B”KeymasterGreat post Teresa. This was a huge problem for Jeep Cherokee (2012 & up). Apparently the same problem is also happening with the 2019-2020 Dodge Ram Laramie Longhorn edition. To view some photos of what Teresa is speaking of you can look on Dr. Vinyl Forums under Repair Procedures> JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE CURLING DASH. You can also google curling dash problem on Jeep Cherokee and Dodge Ram.
Thanks for the post Teresa!!
Doctor “B”KeymasterThank you for sharing your experience Mitchell. Great post!
Buster Coppage
Dr. Vinyl & Associates“Great things in business are never done by one person. They’re done by a team of people.” — Steve Jobs
Doctor “B”KeymasterExcellent post Mitchell. Keep up the good work!
Buster C,
Doctor “B”KeymasterGreat post Mitchell. Appreciate all your input and support!
Doctor “B”KeymasterHey Todd, the logos on the Dr. Vinyl Logo Depot do have clickable links to download all the different formats available. I have not heard of a PES format but the following formats is on the page:
AI Adobe Illustrator 7.x – This is one of the most common Vector Style formats. This would commonly be used for embroidery, vinyl graphics, and any situation where the size needs to be changed without distortion
EPS Encapsulated PostScript – This is one of the most common Vector Style formats. This would commonly be used for embroidery, vinyl graphics, and any situation where the size needs to be changed without distortion
PSD Adobe PhotoShop CS – This is a high resolution file for use in print applications. The has layers included in case you would like to remove the white background. 300 DPI
PNG Portable Network Graphics – A compressed image file format similar to JPEG. Transparent background in place.300 DPI
TIFF Tagged Image File Format – is an industry standard file format developed for the purpose of storing high-resolution bit-mapped, gray-scale, and color images. 300 DPI
JPEG+ Joint Photographic Experts Group, JPEGs are probably second only to GIFs in level of acceptance. JPEGs manage to capture wonderfully detailed images in millions of colors in minimal space by taking advantage of limitations with human vision, and performing little lossy compressions. 300 DPI
JPEG- Joint Photographic Experts Group, JPEGs are probably second only to GIFs in level of acceptance. JPEGs manage to capture wonderfully detailed images in millions of colors in minimal space by taking advantage of limitations with human vision, and performing little lossy compressions. 72 DPI
GIF Graphic Interchange Format. Yet another image format type generated specifically for computer use. Its resolution is usually very low (72 dpi, or that of your computer screen), making it undesirable for printing purposes.
Doctor “B”KeymasterThank you for the post Mitchell. Very Encouraging!
Doctor “B”KeymasterThanks for the post Mitchell.
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