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contact Moze he is in the DFW area and provides VERY professional installation services

the best "tool" is a flatbed cutter. as stated this is a COSTLY expense. you can use a roll feed plotter, just make sure you don't overload the motor as magnets are heavy. would suggest looking at some of the wholesale vendors as they offer contoured cutting for magnets and by the time you...

as your image shows, the graphics will be distorted by the ribs and valleys. our installer does a vertical hinge and works the graphics from the middle out if you want the image to be easy to see, take a substrate and mount on top of the ribs, will give a flat surface so the graphics are easy...

very clean looking, like the address added to the vertical edge. zooming in on the image is that backside face the same white/turquoise as the front or just the standard baked enamel white? for the top of the "triangle", how did you seal it off? V-grooving and folding the flaps leaves a peak...

:awesome: With this find, how did you do? tried uploading the image in the OP and did not get a hit with the Font ID program on the website

I also, remember a thread about photos, cannot remember if this is one in question though https://signs101.com/threads/how-to-design-perfect-template-outline-vector.112057/#post-1149234 we have found that taking 1 photo is NOT going to work. break the area down into grids and ALWAYS try to...

why is the 20mil mag magnetized with a stronger PPI than the 30mil mag? 20 mil is magnetized to 16 poles per inch, & 30 mil is magnetized to 12 poles per inch but yet the 20mil is not recommended for vehicle application.....

Why do they insist on magnets? most vehicle are being produced with less and less steel, we have had to add a disclaimer that we are not responsible for magnets not "sticking" to vehicles have you tried / contacted BigfishDM for his iDot film apparently it is replacing magnetic sheeting

sends warm fuzzy feelings down your spine

thanks for the try, our ID programs were coming back as blank also, hence the plead for the ID gurus

trying to find the font for this. the Letters are an "SP" was told these are upper case letters if that helps Thank you

there are MANY threads already started about laminators, would suggest going through those and see which option(s) best fit your needs / budget that being said, saw this at a trade show, was very impressed with it and how easy it was to operate Kala Mistral 1650 65" Laminator | Kala Laminator...

like the others have said, layering is best on the intended surface. here is helpful video on how to do it pre-installation How To Layer 4 Color Vinyl Decals - YouTube

my bad, typo ment 8048G https://www.fellers.com/fellers-shopping/cat/clear-overlaminates/sub/thinner-cast-overlaminates/set/3m-8048-gloss-and-8050-matte-overlaminate

the type of lamination depends a lot on the project specs, how will be used / budget / how long in use / etc. Oraguard 210 is decent for a better calendar grade, we have been using 3M 8048G with good results would also suggest calling your local rep and seeing what they sell the most of / hear...

highly doubt it. the original post was done several years ago EDIT: Typo

to my understanding and testing, the side with the most light is easy to see into regardless of the material being used. think of the last movie / TV show you watched where there was an interrogation room. the observation room is the darker one and hence the privacy. BigfishDM says he...

there are more factors that come into play than just the cost of the material. rent / mortgage utilities Payroll Insurance maintenance Etc. what you have to do is find and calculate EACH AND EVERY expense that you have, then break that down. That is where the reference comes from for a shop...

There are several merchant members here that can fill your needs. To have the banner used as long term. Use a heavier weight material Reinforce the hem and corners Make sure that once installed there is no slack. Wind whipping is the quickest way to tear up a banner Sent from my SAMSUNG...

as stated, ANY overlap will be noticeable, especially on perf, knifeless tape and a butt seam is a method we use very often, just make sure you go back and apply good pressure and/or post heat to the butt seam. if you are using cast material there should be no reason for the edge tape. even if...