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Thanks VanderJ. That's the method he's using although it nests the files it won't allow you to drag a file into that dead space or "overlap" files.

We have several designers dropping multiple print files into a hot folder for the print tech to print thru his RIP station using Flexi Production Manager. Is there any way to nest any of the files into the white "dead" space of other print files? i.e. three pre-nested 18 x 24's from one designer...

I only hate eps format if gradients are used in the design. Making an eps out of gradients will result in a thousand "bands"/shapes of colors to make up the gradient. Pdf is the solution there. If the design is made up of various raster images then tiff is what we use.

We outsource larger banners and such to a similar service. Always rgb tiff (never jpg). That's what they prefer.

I see :rock-n-roll:

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Welcome to the wonderful world of signs.

Yep, been there done that. Sometimes I'll include a reference to the color within the proof if the request was to use specific pantones. Our paper printed proofs and emailed proofs can vary in color which is explained within the email or verbally to the customer.

I've found that if I spray alcohol on the transfer tape after squeegeeing the transfer tape will come off easier and less likely to see bubbles

Me too. Or at least get the keystroke command. Still easier/faster with a macro

Like this of course. lol

WT...

I understand the need to know a bit more info but it's more professional to simply ask politely. We have to be considerate of the experience level. My suggestion (SpeedPress) wouldn't matter whether covering the whole or only part. Or, as one suggested, if covering the whole, just cover with an...

I thought the orig post was pretty clear. As "a professional" I knew right away what the dilemma was and what was being asked.

We do about 15-20 of these every little league season.

Yes, I used to be a member. Still have the mustang though.

This truck has been featured in many a hot rod magazines.

This is obviously the art concept. The actual looks better. Did a whole fleet of these ranging from the mini cooper to the Nissan sprinter type vans and several pickup trucks.

For those who don't get it. NASCAR driver Kyle Bush.

Love the fade look. Takes time to color match a vehicle but worth it.