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I don't see an issue with breakage. If you have the capability just print/lam/cut/install. Odd request since your client will get glare from the side mirrors. Laws are different in different places. In my neck of the woods anything from the drivers shoulder back can be blocked out.

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To the OP: There are fluorescent inks on the market. I'd imagine you would need a 6 color printer so you could utilize those slots. Would need a custom profile too. Like the others have said the easiest is to overlay. Good luck with the roundy-pounders.

Yeah, when the snap is so loud other people stop and look to make sure you're still upright and breathing.

Depends on your needs. High production? Running full rolls constantly? Nothing smaller than a sheet of paper etc...? Note: I am biased towards eco-solvent. Mature technology that is mechanically simple(easy to fix) From what some forum members stated Latex will not produce small text or...

Look into industrial/commercial anti-static guns. Body shop suppliers will have them. There are many others out there just a Google search away. Like this:https://www.stat-gun.com/ You will need a compressed air source.

Find the dealer for Mutoh, Mimaki or Epson in your town with a good tech and buy from them. Fact. Period. End of discussion.

Unless equipment will stop running I don't upgrade firmware. My experience has been the "fixes" have more bugs or make a situation worse.

BigFish has MicroDot that should work. I did some really large "temp" decals with MicroDot. Client needed something to get his semi on the road and said when these fail he'll have me redo with more permanent vinyl. That was two years ago.:confused:

Graphtec has a dedicated channel, your Roland doesn't. Not sure how you'd overcome that.

Blade is in another position altogether. IMO ditch the Roland and buy a Graphtec.

I get it, but this would be a retirement gig. As it is I only take the gravy jobs. Mostly welding at my table or rarely working with a project on the floor. Restaurant curbs(Vent/MUA) fell into that category, but were easy work. Get the parts aligned and tacked then TIG aluminum the rest of...

Been ready. I'm an on call weld/fab guy for an HVAC place. Although that's been a little slim since the owners nuke certified welder son-in-law was laid off when the power plant closed. We're still scouting property where I can build a proper shop. Talked to one of the potential neighbors...

That is insane! I have speed envy now.:D

20 minutes a roll?! That's flyin'!!

To help with alignment roll each door up down and latch about 10 times. The slats will settle and find a "home". Learned that from my installer that does a lot of beer trucks and trailers. He learned it the hard way.;)

That printer should do it. My 1624x with 6000xrp profile regularly prints 0.041" nice and crisp.

That's when I pull the plug, retire and go back to weld/fab to keep me active and make a few bucks.

Bad reviews don't matter. Large landscape company in my town that is known for doing "less than their best" and they get bigger every year. Direct quote from the owner: "People are waiting in line for me to f%$# them". With the current state of things this will only get worse. Where I live...

Hull gets prepped for wrapping the same way as for paint. There are specific fillers for gouges and others for dock rash. Can't remember the product names right now. Sand filled spots then epoxy prime, sand smooth and prime again. Vinyl like paint needs a super smooth surface or it telegraphs...