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FYI for anyone interested ---- the decal is still on my car after ~9 days .... no peeling edges or anything like that. It's been dry and dusty (and a little smokey) here in Southern Cal, and this morning there was finally a nice layer of dew on the vehicle when I woke up. Edges still look great...

Just thought I'd share this one ..... Don't mind the filthyness of the truck ..... just enjoy the radness of the Holographic Window Perf!

wanted to Bump this so that people can have something shiny to look at :) Also, if you want to see how big my beard has got (and i guess to see this stuff in person) come check us out at SGIA, booth #561

It's rated 1-3 years outdoor (unlaminated). The guys in the video did NOT Laminate, but you certainly can.

Wow, welcome back (from a relative Newbie!) Always nice to hear something uplifting. Congrats on successfully fighting the good fight and for having a good perspective.

So after almost 2 years of being a member of this forum and becoming more and more familiar with the various "regulars" this is the first time that I've ever really noticed Gino's avatar.... I'd never taken the time to look at it up close until just now. Gino: I have newfound respect for you...

Starting around 1:45 there are some good close-ups where you can see that it does shine through pretty well even where it's printed (the red text / black stripes).

The black definitely negates the holographic effect but any lighter colors still allow the effect to shine through. But, yes, generally speaking this material has a greater effect when negative space is smartly utilized! Not meant for 100% coverage for sure.

That escalated quickly, and then de-escalated quite nicely! Cheers all around **raises a glass** -jk

Sounds like a BigfishDM question!!

LOL.

Our company motto is "Longevity Through Integrity"... On my email signature, for about 6 months, I had it written as "Longevity through Integity" Nobody ever said anything; I caught it myself one day.....and literally did a face-palm.

........That being said, it sure is a pain to deal with 100 lb rolls!! -j

We'll run rolls that are 63" x 150' on our 360/365 .... Besides the physical effort of actually loading the roll itself, we've never experienced any issues. Those weight limits are there for safety purposes and to make sure the user doesn't do anything crazy; in actuality I wouldn't be...

No Problem! Here's a short gif of it so you can see it ........... it's pretty neat stuff.

BigfishDM has a matte frosted clear adhesive product that might work for you called iDot ....... you should hit him up!

Wow, that escalated quickly.

Good Luck and Best Wishes!!!

We've seen this on occasion on those printers. When doing the initial media width test make sure the width is never more than 1.5" shorter than the media. (i.e. in this case ensure that it is greater than 52.5"). Also, in the machine settings try turning OFF "cut detect" as the sensors can...

Good call OGR. Looks like I have an excuse to go to Fry's this weekend (which is both fun and and terrible at the same time!)