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To start let me clarify that we use CAST vinyl only on vehicle lettering... We tell our clients that the vinyl we are using on their vehicle is an (insert manufactures years here). We will warranty our installation for 1 year. Giving that we don't know how the client will maintain their...

What type of vinyl? Clean your material? If you cleaned it, with what? Apply dry or wet?

This is what is known as "A learning experience". I'm seeing more and more posts about graphics being applied to walls and not sticking. Here are somethings to think about/do next time. Test wall Choose an appropriate material. Some just can't be used given the painted surface Wipe / Clean...

Don't know if they are in your area but check out WORLD WIDE SIGNS. They have done many blank pan faces for me over the years.

I use a primer/sealer and then paint with your latex paint of choice.

Look into a membership to a site like imageclub10.com they have templates on there. We use ours all the time

1. Check setting for vinyl/foil 2. Clean the vinyl 3. You should be cleaning your head every day before use and during use if you are running a lot during the day What are you using for cleaning? Try running a large field of solid color with a different foil to see if you get the same...

40+ degrees is best but if you have to do it do it! Just make the client aware that problems may arise in the future and that you are NOT responsible for this if they still want the lettering up now. Otherwise, wait for the net 40+ degree day. Pretty simple. Let the client take make the...

Anyone know where you can get the Krypteck Pattern? Vector.....

Door slides inside the track..,.

We clean ours daily. Around each head, wiper. We have not had anything like what you are experiencing. Also what is the humidity level at in your print area?

What do you do for cleaning on your machine? Daily? Weekly? Monthly?

Other things too IR heaters Streamer 2-3 knowledgeable installers. You have to be able to manipulate the vinyl in multiple directions at once given the vehicle you are going to be working on

1. Seams 2. Plan you’re seams to be the least visible 3. Most chromes the seams seam to disappear And most importantly...... Wrapping with chrome is extremely hard and give that you have only done 4. I’d say that this is way above your experience level. Chrome is not like normal wrap...

Just wanted to say Merry Christmas to all of my fellow sign and graphic professionals out there! Everyone be save and enjoy your time with your family!

Do yopurself a favor and your customers even more of a favor. Use CAST vinyl if these are outdoor windows.

Well the previous wrap I had on my Shop truck was White Carbon fiber-Brushed titanium-Black Carbon fiber & Matt Lime Green stripe. The green was on top of the black carbon fiber. No problems. The stripe cover the butt seam between the other 2 colors. Just have to use a little 70% isopropyl...

We print on acrylic nor problems. Inks are UV cured so no heat to the substrate to cause any warpping

Uasg.org You can find certified installers there

LUS150 inks here. No problems