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Have you looked into Kapco? We use them for a bunch of our laminates, mainly on calendared vinyl like IJ35c. They make their own laminates and vinyls, we get free shipping on even one roll of laminate. I can't speak to the burning either but I'm also based in South Dakota so not near the...

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Does your DCS layer up the ink? For ADA?

We tried pricing by time, but it wasn't working out. So we have a square foot charge, it's not perfect but its enough to scare jobs you don't want and enough to make it worth your while when you have a bunch of small items that tie up the machine for an hour. It's about $30/sqft.

Hey Modern, We went from not being able to compete with other shops in town, to getting quite a few jobs through the machine. Our guy put two sets of channel letters through our Accubend in one less than one day while being able to run other equipment in the shop. I wish the trim cap option...

This is something figured out and noted on the estimates before hand. We always connect up all the low voltage to the output of the transformer, the electrician is responsible for connecting the other side of the transformer to the panel.

We like the depth it adds to it, plus you get a better halo effect on the lighting out of the edges as well. We also do the same if we want the letters or designs other colors than white. Plus if your putting the vinyl on the back with a shoulder and it shrinks, you don't see any of that from...

We've always used Lord Epoxy 406/19

We use BenchmarkFoam.com

Are you printing your black as a build? We always print black as C - 50, M - 50 , Y - 50, K - 100 Otherwise our blacks look washed out.

We've been using Corebridge for the last 5 years and it works out pretty well. It's web based so it's always up to date no matter if your in the shop or out quoting. We have been able to reach out about tweaks here and there that we want and they get back to you in under 24 hours. Through the...

First check into local codes, sign permits. This will determine the size of your sign

I think $250/truck sounds about right, you should use a vinyl with air release. The difference in the cost you'll recoup in your labor or redos.

We use denatured for cleaning most substrates as well.

We use Signelements, its nice because they also have clipart and photos, even font styles...

You can order these through Stouse as well.

We have a VK300DHS, its a great machine and the ability to grow as your business needs (add heads/speed) We will print on blanks here when we have one offs, but like said above we nest up a full sheet and print and route. We've made some jigs in the past, but never to fill the bed, more random...

Congrats! Enjoy, this was a game changer for us.

We've been using 180 for most vehicle applications. We added 280 to the mix because of bragged ease of use and installation speed up. We did a few wraps with it, still like the 180 better. We do use 175 for flat installs - Trailers/Box Trucks even with rivets. We've had really good luck with...