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40c would be fine. 35c would work too. Key is to be able to test the paint before deciding what to use. And laminate isn't necessary for a wall wrap...it makes it thicker and more prone to lifting at the top. Especially don't need to laminate for a short term job like this.

Ah hell I thought you meant McCarthy taking over as Dallas Head Coach.

50/50 for vehicles, 70/30 for storefronts. We laminate (when needed) with either Clear Focus or Briteline optically clear.

NEVER use a level on a vehicle unless you are 1000% certain you are installing the graphics on the vehicle on a 1000% level surface. We fight with this all the time, especially with the way new vans are made. We have a customer with over 100 fleet vehicles, most are Dodge Promaster City vans...

NO. This is NOT good for wrapping. Why give bad information on here??

AKA Carpet Frogs around here...

Our main go to is General Formulations 226 Wallmark. It does not do well with severely textured walls though....well really nothing does, lol... We have used 3M IJ39 for tricky walls that many vinyls won't stick to well. It's a high tack vinyl.

Since it's foamcore, for added effect punch some small holes in it and string some christmas lights up behind it.

It's not that hard to explain. If this comes up, I tell them we spent money and lots of time calibrating our monitors and printers for colors to be as accurate as possible. If you specify a PMS color, we will hit it 99% of the time. We can not match to what your out-of-the-box laptop screen...

On the right track....now lose the background, change the typefaces, and convince SOMEONE that the peach in the logo has to go. Sometimes a letter in a name lends itself to another shape (like a peach), but the letter C in no way works as a peach.

What is the point of the banner? I would create something that at least lists or features (photos and/or text) what products you make. This is an absolute waste of time and banner.

Why would you reverse the white to stick on blue styrene? Cut it normal and stick to the face.

I'm wondering why you described all the 'dedicated' workstations, then immediately said they are all networked and interchangable?? And what are you using NOW? Anyway... we use Flexisign, because it's an industry standard and it works for us.

Slammed here. Can't use my remaining vacation days because we're too busy.

Ok I will admit, back before the advent of aqueous and latex printing (solvent being pretty much it), lamination wasn't THAT necessary. Most laminated products were car wraps and permanent exterior signage (I'm speaking of my experience from about 1995 - 2010, where I ran Mimakis and old HP...

I get many of those...I just return the roll and get a new one. I got a BRAND NEW roll of 3M Laminate the other day that looked like the whole thing was bent in half. But the box was fine. Had to have been damaged at the factory.

I LOVE sign shops that make bad products. The customers that use them come to us eventually.

Really? Interesting. Adobe stuff is one of the few things I can count on that doesn't crash or give me any headaches.

Not sure how you got that out of his question...where did he say "laying decals on banners"?

The 5xx series will let you know when a profile needs calibration...I assumed the 3xx series did the same.