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I do it with a box cutter knife, the big blade easily follows the foamboard

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any brand name inks should last a year without any lamination or use cut vinyl and it'll last longer

regular 13 oz banner, hemmed grommeted is what I would use

I think its more of a marketing gimmick "dishwasher safe up to 80 washes top rack only" I bet most quality vinyls would hold up. I've had oracal 651 do perfectly fine in dishwasher and I have printed on oracal 651 The siser vinyl is just marketed towards cricut crowd that likes to decorate...

If you are also cutting the backing to shape then you can easily do on a flatbed cutter. cutting the backing and transfer tape in one step. Print Kiss Cut Weed leaving registration marks Apply transfer tape "die cut" on flatbed

For example someone calls in wanting a 10 ft x 10ft wall mural, already have a ready to print design. = 100sq ft x $5/sq ft = $500 for the print 2hrs to install, 1 hr driving, 1hr for emails/back and forth etc = 4hrs x $200 = $800 add more hours if there is any chance of complication or...

Figure out how much you want/need to charge per square foot to make a profit for the materials you offer and once you know this you can calculate sqft and quote on the fly for most jobs. Also calculate your "shop rate" and use that to multiply by the number of hours you estimate the job will...

Is it a pretty flat surface or does it have some complex features? How high up on the truck? I would do 46" x 78" in one piece, saves on install time not having to line up. If it is ground level and pretty flat I would charge $250 per truck for the install so about $2500 for the install ...

Why wouldn't it work, doable on rigid if they have the budget

Best to have 4 people, one on each corner

You got your answer, about $80k of how hard

Epson resin has better color consistency than HP and is similar to latex in other areas. but not as scratch resistant as the Colorado. For wraps Epson R5070 for other stuff Colorado. All print technologies (UV, Solvent, Latex/Resin) have their own advantages and disadvantages

Go to Hobby Lobby, buy a premade Canvas and Frame, stretch your canvas over the premade canvas and pop into the frame. All you need is a staple gun. Or let hobby lobby do the stretching/framing

print and apply in one piece, easy

Have you restarted the computer, that usually fixes that problem for me

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https://www.hp.com/us-en/printers/large-format-printers/articles/how-to-print-on-canvas-with-hp-latex-700-and-hp-latex-800.html