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Did you have to modify the walking foot at all to protect and prevent scarring of the printed material?

That is what I was just googling...

Congratulations (now go get some beer and two or three friends to get her upright)

Now that is a proper Church sign. Well done.

True - I liked the compact nature of this machine - Seems industrial double stitch machines will require a little more floor space, which is a premium these days. You're right though. I should keep looking.

Has anyone used a Sailrite Ultra feed (walking foot, straight and/or zig zag stitch) for miscellaneous banner work? http://www.sailrite.com/Ultrafeed-LSZ-1-Walking-Foot-Sewing-Machine Does the walking foot effect the printed material? Printing with L25500. Thanks.

Try Europe?

Very nice - congratulations. I would love to see additional detailed pics.

Related - in my perfect world, all vinyls will have Pantone numbers.

Just an FYI - the backs are white. I will go back to my rock under which I live...

That's awesome. I was in Bristol for Rhythm and Roots - sat at that Piedmont stage and wondered who the satisfied sign company who completed that job. Very well done, all around.

Looks great - How on earth did you line up the stars on the front bumper with the front quarter panel?

Yep - I had the same problem with some sign panels I short-cutted and painted with Valspar. I had to repaint. Too bad - it is a decent wall paint.

Thank you for all of your helpful insight. We will try our best not to lose our shirt on installation - as a rule, everything generally takes 2.33 times longer than we figure. How is it coming off the brick? Just as taxing?

Thank you Josh - I just started looking and went right to 3m. If I can get the 6 mos out of it, that should be fine. But it's a high end client so I am trying to cover my assets. I am going to email your yahoo address again re: the paper you sold me that can't be loaded in the latex.

We have a client that needs to "wrap" a band on their exterior brick wall until the purchase of the building goes through and we can go back and paint an install actual signage. (6 months to year out) What sort of life span are you seeing on PRINTED textured surface vinyl + laminates? We are in...

Need to make a couple of stencils - anyone try cutting mylar with their graphtec? Gregg

...but I am living vicariously through you and your paint booth and mixing station. Those numbers are great - and I am sure the results are equally astonishing by comparison.

Well, I just bought 3 cases of 3" naps. Bulk buy saved me $17. Baby steps.

Anyone using it for sign applications. I am attracted to its quick-drying properties for expediting the painting process for sign panels, but worried this falls into the "no free lunch" category. Main question : Does vinyl stick to it?