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We sent our installers out to St Paul for installer certification.

I would recommend DPF8000 Clear if these are decals going on plastic. It can usually be applied by our customers without many bubbles and once it sets it is not coming off. https://www.arlon.com/eu_en/products/dpf-8000-clear-eu-en

Possibly a clear static cling if it is going on windows?

Finally had to draw a Dodge Charger door swoosh up for a fleet vehicle. For a 1-off vehicle I'd suggest knifeless tape, but when they have 10+ and park them all next to each other that's always gonna look weird. Here you go!

We removed all but 1 of the switches/hubs between the RIPs and the printers and it seems to have solved this problem for us here.

See if the area (Washington) has a local photographer group on Facebook/whatever and look up the members' portfolios. Someone should have a photo you could license for print.

Looks like a printable lexan/polycarbonate to me.

The one we did looked like this, but yes, same concept. We used IJ480 due to the amount of rivets/recesses.

Not that much, the installers hated it though, took multiple installers multiple days. We did talk them into using some spray paint in areas like hood latch recesses. This bus was not going to be used to transport students ever again, it is now a "meals on wheels" bus for the local students. We...

Just right, did a similar project for a similar price recently.

Here is a shuttle bus, 1/10 Scale. Yes, I know the front/rear are off-center, I don't make the buses, I just make the templates from them.

I would also recommend using IJ180, but look for a scratch-proof lexan laminate if it is a flat surface.

Been busy drawing a lot of stuff today, lol. Here's a template for a 20' Conex Container. 1/10 scale.

Yet another random ambulance template. Use it if you can. 1/10 scale. Put your own PVO front template on it for the cab.

We usually use whatever spray paint we can get close to the color. They disappear after that. We have bought custom colors before upon request, but normally the selection is pretty good.

Its an error for the take up reel motor. Check its cords/wires etc.

The number 1 failure we experience with rushed prints that are not given proper time to out-gas is adhesive failure. Yes, it certainly makes the prints harder to install, but that is not a "failure". If you have a print that bridges a channel like the fake windows on a ford/chevy van that the...

I've searched all these and more, still no luck. :( Maybe it was custom drawn, I was hoping it was modified stock art from somewhere.

I have a customer wanting this same flag for their Jeep wrap. The ones I have just aren't close enough for them. Does anyone know if it is available for purchase anywhere? It looks pretty familiar.

Here's your CORRECT answer right here: Printing roll-to-roll is what your printer is designed to do. If you have over-inked prints that aren't dry (sticking to the next layer) when they are going onto the roller you need to either increase the temps on your dryer or add another additional...