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define "super high definition" dpi? Illustrator's Clipping Mask might be your answer. I work in Corel myself so it's Powerclip. We don't typically use template but I have occasionally. I select all the shapes that make up 1 side of the vehicle and "combine" them as 1 shape. I then powerclip all...

I agree with all the above. You'll want 3 pieces of equipment. 1. Printer 2. Plotter 3. Laminator - cold press or both

We ran a radio ad a few years back on the only rock station within our area. The business owner had a musician friend create a "wrap" song. Too funny! Wish I had a copy of it.

Folks in that region refer to it as "Hotlanta" Welcome to the boat show! Florida panhandle here.

Hold Alt key and marquee select shapes, anything the marquee touches will be included in the selection just like the annoying illustrator way. As for layers, I don't have use for more than 3. Cut decals will get a "cut" layer, a reg mark layer, as well, as a "Punch cut" layer. All print only...

Here in "god awful hot florida" we pull it out of the climate controlled wrap room and park it and call the customer for pick up. Only thing we tell them is not to wash it for a few days.

I can add yet another way. duplicate the text remove the fill and add a thick black outline. Convert it to a transparent bitmap then add a Gaussian Blur adjusted as needed. Use the transparency tool to adjust the opacity. Powerclip that into the original text.

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converting those outlines to object might help. Select each outline and hit ctrl+shift+q

Are some of those elements outlines?

So we finally got in contact with the customer. Turns out she thought "Monkey Board" was the term for corrugated plastic. No idea where she got that from.

email from customer "Is there any way to have 4, 24x36 Monkey board signs printed today?" Best we can figure is an A-Frame sign but this customer has requested "A-Frame" signs before. This is for an event and the sign will be used for parking or rather "NO PARKING". Just haven't heard the term...

google images of the model and color then google wheelbase info. No template necessary. Draw right on the images.

5 min in Corel

I like to eat. Easier for me to list foods I don't like than to list what I do. And I hate dieting. I make up for it by staying active as possible. I'm an early riser and stay busy cleaning, gardening, laundry, yard work, car cleaning, etc. I'm dog tired by 9pm and no problems getting to sleep...

That was probably me. I'm notorious for misspelling. It's not that I'm not very good at spelling. I blame it on 2 things. 1. trying to go too fast 2. CorelDRAW's spell checker. At 100% you see no red squiggly line, zoom in 10% and it's there, another 10% or so and it's gone again

Put it on the client. They should provide accurate measurements or bring the vehicle to you for measurements.