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We use 3M 5100 series with an overlaminate on a lot of police cars, fire trucks and ambulances.

Trajan Pro Bold

"...if you build it..they will come."

We don't use the term die cut. RTA (ready to apply) for off the shelf colored vinyls. Any printed vinyl is "shape-cut" or simply plotted. Decals can be "punch-cut" too. And a coroplast sign is not a BANNER!

You mean New London, Can-I-Cut? Ha, little sign humor there. Welcome from Niceville, FL.

Fiendstar Bold Condensed is kind of close

We use a primer for all the divots and such. A self lighting blow torch comes in handy too.

We spent two days with the HP rep on installation and the basics in using. The rep actually told us that he was color blind therefore could not see that reds were too orange and blue was purple. Tried several of there profiles as well as others. The closest we could get was using 16 pass. The...

Yep, we had the same Mimaki and then went with HP360. I've posted many times in this forum concerning the HP printer. I don't like any of it. Still having color match issues. When you're in the middle of doing fleet graphics with the Mimaki and then have to use the HP you will NEVER get the same...

This method is too time consuming for simple windows. An oversized rectangle works fine. I have, however, used this method for certain body panels so no cutting would be needed on the vehicle. And yes I know about the cut tape stuff. Not a big fan of it.

Corel X8 with win10 all the way! Way easier to learn and costs less. DO NOT GET THE STUDENT VERSION. Could get a cheaper earlier version too though.

What about opening in acrobat pro and save out as eps? Not sure if it can be done with just reader though.

I agree with this too. We don't use templates. We take photos of the actual vehicle along with measurements of doors and such.

we printed this onto etchlook vinyl and plotted it for a restaurant window. We don't have the ability to use white so we didn't get too fancy with bevels and such. Turned out pretty good.

We have something similar but only use it for rough cuts like banners and such. Cut can be as much as 1/8" off. When cutting small decals by hand and accuracy is a must I haven't found a more accurate way than a very flat straight edge and x-acto knife. Perfect example is applying decals to 1mm...

You're blaming this on media and not the 360? I say stupid printer all the way. Especially if prints were fine with another printer.

I've seen many wraps done "fast". All hack jobs! 2-3 days minimum on install alone.

I don't get mad often but when I see this kind of thing happening...I GET MAD. We rarely send out to third party but if I do I have enough sense to leave the orig alone and create another just for them with all fonts converted. Do not, I repeat, DO NOT trust "embed fonts" option

I'm worried.