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Just spun down a gallon of union last month. Drill and paddle. Super smooth now, lol

Union, Rutland, whoever. They all of course say their white is ready to go but invariably I end up spinning some soft hand reducer into it to get that nice smooth peanut butter consistency. Print, flash, print, boogie.

Soft hand additive for white plastisol ink reducer. I have never seen a white plastisol ready to use straight from bucket.

Screen tension and offset with a sharp squeegee. My first guess would be screen tension

I've always used these I've always used these or a step bit

Sherwin Williams will do, just not anything that washes up with water.

Coro w/ suction cups, cling, paper and tape, banner and suction cups. Should be something you can do yourself.

Small run full bleed stuff like that I actually use oracal 651 for. It doesn't shrink after customer use at edges like the cheaper digital media does in a couple weeks. I also let it sit overnight before cutting and still use a cheap calendered lam just for s&g.

Do you use a brake to make the pan mosh?

What is the wall made of? I would think a mount strip to the wall and back of sign would suffice. Something along the lines of a french cleat. Some Lords adhesive might do the trick as well.

Take the $$, get a decent bottle of hooch and relax.

It does take a while to arrive, lol. But I agree, been using it for some time, excellent heat transfer product.

Actionengineering.com. Premade alum for your machine. Buy once and done

I have many, many years of exp wrking in illy, signlab, corel, flexi, ps, learn something new all the time. Tutorials, guides, happy accidents, just re-reading the literature that came with the software every once in a while as a refresher, it takes all of that to keep you proficient.

Print it, scan it, vector it. I wouldn't want to do it in corel or illy, wouldn't want to be the poor guy weedin it either. Still, if they can't supply a clean vector you charge for your time perfecting that mess. To be honest I would probably import to my signlab and play with it a bit before...

Cool, the squirrel suit guys make that look fun too. Don't know if I want to fly beside a mountain or through a hole in a rock formation but that looks like straight flyin to me!

I just today did some fine detail label printing on my pigment printer (epson 10600) that my seiko just can't do crisp because of small size of text and then printed the contour cut and crops on laminate on the seiko. Lined up laminate and print and now have crops that will read and cut. Signlab...

1/4 sheetrock and then whatever flips your switch. Can always remove the rock later to show off that very nice brick wall.

You can print crops on clear and hand place over existing to help, or a sharp point black sharpie. Or even cut them in black vinyl.

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