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You are at the end of the table why is the application tape facing the wrong way in my eyes?

By the looks, seems like you have a Rolls Roller and for as long as we have used ours which is over 12 yrs old. It's probably an adjustment on tension like mentioned earlier.

I would tell the customer. GOOD LUCK!

It happens, we know a few companies that do that and they don't care. That's how they get the business because they are cheap in every way possible. The customers loose every time or the sub if he accepts the job.

Get a small plotter and do cut decals first, save up then buy what you need.

I've seen specs. is silk screened on reflective but they might be doing digital with lamination and that's why we might be seeing this.

It's pretty sturdy for indoor but might want to weight it down out door. I've used B2 for years and never had any big issues and ones I had they didn't hesitate to reprint and ship. A+ service and price!

You should have it engineered, the bracket might hold it but what about the wall and what type of anchors need to be used. Be would through bolt something like this with some angles on the side maybe?

You just answered your own question, drive around and see what you would like to do and if you don't know what you are looking at, take some pictures and ask here. There are different ways of doing them but with out you knowing what your customer wants is difficult to explain how to do it...

We have used Bitro led for these type of letters. http://bitrogroup.com/product.php?cat_rank=04

This decal just turned in to a $500 dollar job woohoo...

Oracal 651 would work, but I usually stick with 751 or 3M vinyl.

You can do either way, you can print on clear laminate with satin and wouldn't need to buy non glare if applied on the face.

Try Chicago Box Co.

Aluminum sheets 16' we use them all the time. What is it that your doing?

Your best start to make a decision is to go to a National sign show either in Fl. or Las Vegas there you will see 100 of printers and for different applications. Like WhiskeyDreamer mentioned you need to see what you want to do for signage and that should give you a better idea on equipment.

If you are looking for a less expensive machine, buy a used like you did in the past, or like others said buy a lower cost machine sold here in the States like Camaster, Shopbot or Laguna at least you will have tech support over the phone and find trouble shooting on Google.

Well with a Graphtec you can make those cute little birthday banners and sell them at the fairs as well.

I think either 3m Sapphire or Oracal 751- Cobalt or King are pretty darn close? I attached some pictures for you.

Are you looking for opaque or Trans.?