[gallery] If you had perforated vinyl graphics applied to your car, van or truck's window by anyone other than us, you may be seeing signs of roll off.  There are four main reasons this may be happening. First is the quality of the vinyl.  You get what you pay for! A second possible reason is if the company did not laminate the perforated vinyl. There are a lot of advantages to laminating, it protects the print from chalking and fading , it prevents road dirt and rain from filling the holes and it helps prevent roll off.  A third reason why you may have roll off is if the installer brought the vinyl all the way to the edge of the window. Some may disagree but we believe in leaving room for edge sealer.  Reason number four is the lack of edge sealer. You absolutely need edge sealer on the front edge to help the vinyl withstand the wind friction that results from driving on the highway.  We seal all of the edges to prevent water from getting under the vinyl during rainstorms and car washes.  If you make sure your installer follows all four suggestions the perforatted vinyl graphics on your windows should last. If you are seeing signs of roll off bring it in to us and let us repair it for you. The wrap is representing your company and it's important to make a good first impression. The best way to prevent roll off is to let us install it the first time and avoid roll off all together.