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What is your definition of "long-term"? enamel paint is going to be the longest options vehicle clear coat or a good cast lamination, the longest I know of / see regularly is done with Oracal 290G. this is going 10 years

we have had issues when the RIP has updates. how the program reads old files is an issue. when we talked to Summa (using WinPlot) it is an issue with being backward compatible. The other factor is where / how the file is stored, Hard Drives can become corrupt and the more a file is accessed, the...

Agree, Capital One is low on my preference list. the only reason we still use it is that we have the Buy Power Card https://www.buypowercard.com/ sure does help when a vehicle purchase is placed,

+1 for UV burn. what is on the black vinyl stripe under the antenna?

drop the gradient in the "swoops" then use plotter material, with the 8 being printed. our designers/production always "nest" the work in pieces to minimize waste. use the cut lines of the car to create your panels for production.

Printed "lamination" does not have air channels, so make sure you take your time and try to avoid bubbles. Laminate is usually thinner and needs extra hands to hold

I was shown an interesting take on Earth Day, via a music video

Or the customer who wants rush (for free) has to have it, has to have, etc... and once done, the product sits waiting for weeks before they show to get it.

There are several MM here that can fill the order. Depending on the cost of Freight, you may want to try and get a closer source

scroll saws are best suited for detailed work, also a scroll saw is limited by the length of its neck. I would look at a router or a jigsaw if you are trying to cut shapes & designs into the substrate.

sounds like static build up. It is not the printer, but more of an issue of where the printer is and what is around the printer and print media. we have a "print room" the printer is in an enclosed, climate-controlled area that we clean regularly and have an appropriate humidity/temperature in...

and the game of tag you are it starts, proofed wrong approved wrong produced wrong it is usually the minor details that make the difference.

That is a vague question are you wanting CAL or CAST? are you referring to Cor-Plast (plastic) or corrugated sheet metal anything with air channels is going to be easier than without.

there are several MM that can fill this order. Folding is going to have a better S/H, hang them and if needed, apply some heat to relax the material with the creases

why the change in themes? you have 2 structural backgrounds and then a purple unicorn. good work, easy to read

we regularly turn down jobs, just this morning turned one down. when you start firing customers, that is when you will get A LOT of peace of mind

at that QTY contact who you get your substrate from, they will probably cut them for you. or suggest where to get it from.

when dealing with dates, I prefer the mm/dd/yyyy method we regularly offer suggestions (font, color, relevant information, etc.) the designers also will show multi versions if the as requested looks like a big pile of #&%$

we have been happy with the SLX wrap kits