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we have found a good high tack vinyl will work, like Arlon 8000 regardless you will always need to prep the surface.

and now back to the OP and their question. this and we also include a list of examples not covered in the warranty, slight fading, damages (doors, branches, scratches, etc...) abuse / misuse. Also include a suggested cleaning / care method

make it your self from banner unsure who makes a "Sign Bag" maybe one of the MM here can help

then let me clarify, the vinyl we use from the big brands has the backing tagged with the company and or the model info

I'm also confused, there is the mention of vinyl, then a flatbed printer.

all of the privacy films I know of require adhesive to install

YES!!!! that's the one

was thinking the same thing and wondering if they would come here and clean this up regarding tables, we have metal fab abilities. so we welded ours out of square tubing making them 4 x 10 and adding an under shelf for more storage with heavy duty caster wheels. for the surface we use 12mm...

he mentioned a roland in another thread http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?132421-Logo-I-designed-for-logging-truck&p=1288925#post1288925

impressive, sort of like the bad tattoo cover up show on TV BTW would have liked to see the before image

very good color combination & design layout

no contact for that guy, Our supplier has the Eco-Sol Max 440 cartridges also for $109 ea. when you buy 8+ and you can mix / match any color combo you want http://www.lodde.com/ Ask for Pat, tell her 2B sent you

got a catalog the other day from a wholesale company that does all these different custom banner fishing options. Maybe they can do it cannot find the catalog though, but it always has a guy skydiving on the cover of the catalog

yup wondered the same thing To the OP, if you didn't know better you would like the VHB was part of the design since you were so consistent in your placement

vinyl adhesion is going to be more related to amount of VOC within the paint. Low or no VOC paint will have to be prepped before graphics. rubbing the area with alcohol or roughing the surface up usually is the best options ideally you can place a test piece and see what it does.

Have not made a counter from concrete before. we have made stencils for them when it is polished or full graphics stuck to the concrete and then pour clear resin over it. either way the concrete is always very smooth and minimal pours are found

This, one of the issues with exporting as a PDF is the 200" restriction

This has happened more times than I care to count. We have changed to where ALL measurements are referenced as inches regardless of the size

:goodpost: we can only inspire to be like him on the font identification level

big squeegee for the cheapest version