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Definitely a job for cast. Unless you make it clear it won't stay down around the rivets/ridges and they are desperate to save money.

Or you could just keep Windows updated.

The printheads are designed to have a limited life so if you want reliable repeatable colour you need a spectro to linearise output regularly.

i1s really aren't that expensive and well worth the cost once. Once you have reliable profiles and tools for recalibration you won't look back. I bought a 2nd hand i1 from ebay with the auto table. Plugged it in and the power supply burnt out. I finally got a refund after a lot of time and...

There have been numerous threads on this forum about buying Indonesian printer parts.

Lance is a spamming cant.

We went with the Oce. Training, support and ease of use has been great.

Those nylon anchors. Drill the hole, push the plastic part in then hammer in the pin. Ramset brand are best with the phillips screw head. They are easy to remove. Cheaper ones not so much.

Get a Zund. They are awesome.

I'd be interested to know how you get on with this too. We just did 150 d/s A0s for a campaign. I didn't trust the 360s so did them all on our flatbed which worked but was a lot of trouble. Just letting a rollfeed printer run would be way preferable.

We always laminate. Don't use heat when installing. We run a bead of primer round the edge and trim flush.

Is it the one way vision stuff with all the holes?

You have to give them your card number to see what vehicles they have?

If you can call projectile vomiting a talent.

Also this question gets asked every week. Have you tried a search?

Gday. Now where are you from?

He doesn't have one.

I used DTP41s for many years. They are or were good quality spectros which make accurate profiles. They ideally should be sent to Xrite for recalibration every so often. Their only real drawback is lack of ability to scan a spot colour or profile rigid boards. I bought an i1 once we got a...

Truth. And funny thing is the cheaper the vinyl the tighter it gets!

I wouldn't try learning to wrap with calendared. It's hard enough with cast when don't know what you're doing.