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It's probably a liquid lam...and that suck man. If you have a steamer you could try that but for big trucks, like crystalcoast graphics says, weed burner and propane tank or torch, or heat gun and heat an area and start peeling. Start at the top and use gravity to help you. If you can get it...

Have you looked into producing them yourself?

Could be a few different ways. One they're not really fluorescent but a spot color that's almost fluorescent and saying that they are. Or they have a printer with fluorescent inks.

I simple tell that that what they have brought me is too small and poor quality. I can re-trace their logo, it's $75 and hour with a 3 hour minimum. Often they will send me the vectored version or a few more crappy files. While this sucks and is often the bane of this industry, I feel that at...

Never head of a Acceptance certificate template before....

I've done it before. As long as no one is stepping on it it should be fine. Use a soft roller and be aware the it will distort the graphic depending on the depth.

We cut with it all the time. Only issues we have is with small skinny serif letters. Aside from that no issue.

Should be in the profile set up... Here is a video on how to do it. It should be the first step when setting your material profile.

With blues you might get 'bolder' by going RGB. The rip should convert them to the CMYKLcLm.

While pass count might be your issue it could also be ink density (which is how much ink is actually layed down). So if you do increase your ink density you should also increase your number of passes, which also means that you will also have to adjust the curing temp as well.

I wouldn't use third party inks on HP latex. I think that they have chips that the ink cartridge talk to the printer and vise versa.

I live in a small city as well. Not the point, it's about what your time is worth. This is a skill and not everyone can do it. If you want to do side jobs for friends that's fine, no one here will fault you for that. But if you want to make a go of this and want to do it professionally don't...

Not including material..... We charge $90 and hour. I think that if someone came to us and wanted that it would be $900-1200.00 range.

Not rally sure what you're asking or what you want.

My graphtec was acting all wonky and doing similar things. Cutting off, mark sensor errors, dropping the sheet cutter down etc... all kinds of add little things and after I updated the firmware I very rarely have an issue.

Neither am I...

It's kinda random. Depends on model. Go to the graphtec site they has instructions and what version you should be using.

When was the last time you updated your firmware?

it depends on what your doing and material, but ya pretty much. Do a site inspection. Get overall size, get each window size, plus the support bar sizes. Set up the template in a vector program. As far as printing them with a bleed, most of the time it's not a problem with most materials...

3M IJ180 CV3 with 8518, 8519, 8520 lam. Goes through our HP570 perfectly.