Search results

if you aren't putting the clear decals on a light background you really want to have a printer that prints white. also on clear we always print high quality

yeah what they said

+1 to this but you should still look for a good name brand not something made in the guy down the block's garage. service is super important. once you invest in the machine it needs to run so you can pay for it and profit. down time is a killer

we 3651 or solvex and 210 lam. I do have a question for the people who print on the lam and then lam. is that the best way to do it only because the lam is usually more expensive than the clear vinyl? I guess if you don't do a lot of it no problem but if you have a large run job I would think...

what about oracal 3268 repositionable material. the lam isn't critical no need to spend extra money on floor lam. you can use gloss or if you are worried about abuse any textured lam will work. nazdar also has a similar material they sell but it's a poly material so you don't get the stretching...

that is correct. when you reload the material to cut just change the print only option to cut only. do not change anything else in versa works. they only thing that could happen is if you set up the media too narrow you will get a message that says "media is smaller than image do you want to...

this is an issue with all 2 sided window clings. the only way we have solved this problem completely is you have to silk screen. you screen your mirrored image on the clear cling then flood white. next you flood silver then white again now on top of that you screen your 2nd side image. you could...

print mirrored image on clear cling or clear vinyl then print the image on white vinyl then laminate the white vinyl print to the clear print and presto 2 sided window cling or decal

Gemini can make custom logos as well as letters. you might still want to talk to them. even if you don't want them to do the job at least you can see what material they would use for outdoor use and just get the material and make the sign your self. I would think you want a plastic or metal...

http://www.casonbradley.com/index.php/products/wayfinding2 maybe they have something close or can make custom

i was going to ask how much you use the saw and if the dust would create a problem, not just with the computers but also with laminating and applying graphics

make die cut blanks and then make decals to apply per order for what ever sayings the customer wants

http://bull****ears.com/page1 if you type the s...h...i...t the link will work

just make them flat bed them on some 10mil pvc and die cut them

01 vette just got this for myself for x-mas...i mean for the company...haha

i have a customer that i do all their truck lettering and they have been getting box trucks with the curtain sides lately (i believe the curtain is vinyl) they want me to put vinyl lettering on it. done this before but doesn't hold up. i recommended painting i think that would hold up better. is...

no issues here just have to get used to where everything is and how to navigate. i have a couple of other forums i go on and they are similar. :thumb:

we usually just recreate when we have to or use the trace expand in illust. but just wondering if there was something better and faster thanks for the input

what software if any do you use for vectorizing your artwork. i use the trace/expand option in illustrator but is there something better? i saw a program at one of the trade shows a few years ago. imagaro z looked pretty good when they demonstrated it. along with vectorizing artwork it also had...

:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao: