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Welcome to CerMark Metal Marking Spray Ceramark is a metal marking spray for laser engravers. What are you showing off here exactly? The axe? The marking?

Huh? Is this like ceramark?

First, get a subscription to something like Pro-Vehicle-Outlines for setting up your templates, but never trust them 100%. From your knowledge of solid-color wrapping you should already know that you will need a LOT of bleed on your panels. Find someone you can TRUST to do your printing. Trust...

How many guys are going on this trip? 10 days sounds like a LOT of trailers. We send guys out of state SOMETIMES on outings like this, but a lot of the time it is more cost-effective to hire a closer install company. And, your installers aren't tied up.

Welcome Rick, from another local!

I think Gerber has them somewhere online... but here they are.

You're gonna have to change your print order and knock some stuff out. It seems we all have learned this the hard way...

yeah, have your local 3M rep send you a sample roll of 3M IJ780MC over. Awesome stuff. We've always used IJ680CVR-10, but the new MC materials are awesome.

It sucks, we stopped using it, too many head strikes and near misse were worrying us that we were gonna kill a head. Keep it rolled up TIGHT on the roll until you use it is the best advice we have. If the roll falls over and gets a bend in it it is junk.

Only apply a piece of mask over the cutout area.

Try Letterhead Fonts Smalts (LHF Smalts).

Plot the vinyl, apply to the coro, cut with a hot-knife.

IIRC you can create a new channel in Photoshop and name if CutContour and Onyx recognizes it. HOWEVER, that is just a memory of someone else saying it works, FWIW I place my flattened JPEG/TIF into Illustrator and use a vector path when necessary. Not many times that I design something in PS...

Time to pick up a Pantone Swatch Book, an invaluable tool in the printing industry.

Our printers can print white, so you print reverse on clear, then white layer, then the other side of the decal.

Yeah, those are just 3 pieces of coroplast and three readily available pieces of corner strips.

I never would have thought, great guy, but always getting mistaken as "Jill", lol.

You can't just trace contours from PVO files; they are great for wraps, but the 2D contours just are never going to be perfect representations of the actual 3D cars. Most of the time you are just gonna have to get real intimate with knifeless tape.

Restylers Choice sells the kits, but wont sell you the vector files.