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Backer with pin mounts for everything and to hide the wiring. LED wiring will be a rat nest but it's doable. Some of the yachts I work on have stunning halo lit lettering that takes days to install because of the wiring.

Born and raised but living in Wisconsin. I cause quite the stir when I wear my Wolverines jersey. These days you never know what people are asking for. Details man, details. Besides that I don't know why people have such a hard time doing a web search. It takes longer to post here than it...

Interwebs are full of vector files but I understand its a new technology and you may not be used to it. BTW you never specified Spartans or Wolverines. If it's Spartans I can no longer be of service.

We need a more contemporary reimagining of our ambient digital alignment. If all of this may seem undreamt of to you, that's because it is! Without adequate networks, functionalities are forced to become back-end, visionary. Without interfaces, you will lack supply-chains. We realize that it is...

No clue on setting other than reading the manual. Cheap media for calibration is fine according to the technician.

I searched the forum but didn't find an answer. 3105HT is a calendared product but the spec sheet calls out cast laminate like 290, 290F, 293. Can I use Arlon 3220 which I have in stock? (laminate recommendations came from Fellers catalog) Trying to minimize the investment for things I don't...

Find your local paper supply house and talk to them. They will be able to identify and source it if it's even available at this time. Coated and uncoated in various weights are in short supply or non-existent with no backordering. We had to change the students final project based on what we...

Technical term is BCH...because well umm, ya know.

Check this out: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1598224/Mutoh-Valuejet-Vj-1624x.html#manual

Lexel oughta do it.

Ahhh...okay. Wife and I plan our bloodwork for early morning then go out for bacon and eggs. :oops:

Fasting, hmmm...well Ramadan is over so..

I'm semi-confused. It's the OP's own vehicle yet can't get a couple simple measurements.o_O Is my comprehension that terrible or did I not have enough coffee?

We have minimums. I'd be at least 45 bucks. Client: But but it's just a simple sticker. You with the thought bubble: Uh huh, and if it was so simple to do you wouldn't be standin' here.:D Only thing I don't have minimums on are watercraft registrations.

The head needs to be dialed in. I recently watched the tech replace the head in my 1624x. Different test patterns were printed and a USB microscope was used to read the patterns. He was then able to input the correct values for alignment.

Good deal. Love it when things work out.

Depends on the application and if it's aqueous or solvent.

If there are other dealers in your town check with them. I buy as local as possible. And make sure they have a good tech at the ready. That's why I own a Mutoh. Print head died late Thursday with a wrap repair due Friday afternoon. I made the deadline with time to spare.

When I used to paint sign stuff I used base/clear or catalyzed acrylic enamel for automotive use. Other jobs got Rustoleum. Last job I did for a museum was done just like a car. 2K high build, sealer, base/clear then cut and buff. As always YMMV