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FYI to express something of that size and nature is going to be much more than a hundred and some change. My thoughts are they spend much more than that to get it to you on time, and charged you a small fraction of it.

Since it isn't full coverage you can roll those in without a relief cut, but for a full wrap always drop and cut that. It looks like you bridged and heated in.

your time is more valuable then the 3-4 hrs you're going to spend for the 100 bucks. Choose your battles.

any font help on the smoke and fire is appreciated.

noooo they don't

Talked to HP about this recently - Only difference is the new machine will print on textiles much better. Other than that it;'s the same

Appreciate your time on this one.

I'm happy to say Avery handled this issue very well, and is working with us to get it sorted out.

i told my guy it was brush script, he said it wasn't - lol didn't bother checking. d-7 font anyone?

thanks and the d7 part?

Any Idea what roofing font is? thanks -

Sadly this isn't true. 3M's quality control is top notch compared to Avery. I've used thousands of miles of this stuff. 3M has it's issues, but the QC is top notch for their type of production.

That's interesting Nate. We only have latex machines.

that was some awful advice. Do not do horizontal seams.

Jeez Chaz, that sucks. I'd be livid. Hope you get that sorted out.

Avery has reached out from this thread. I'll let everyone know where it leads. thanks,

Yeah we had problems over and over with just contaminated rolls. Just didn't have the time nor patience with the continued garbage. It was a blessing in disguise though.. thankfully.

the thicker lam

I've beaten my vendors up enough that my 3M pricing isn't a huge difference in avery. Avery is cool to install, but sadly their product is not built to last... at least in Colorado where we are a mile high, and have extreme hot summers and extreme cold winters. I've had an avery rep come in my...

We used oracal for a while, but my installers just didn't like it. In my opinion Oracal has a great company, they're so awesome to work with.. but sadly their material didn't agree with my installers.