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are you looking for a line to cut on or a line to fold the hem along? If we are printing a banner with a full colour background, we normally add "margin marks" at 1" all around and cut to them, which gives us a 1" hem when we fold on the edge of the coloured background. if the banner has a...

Depending on the design, I always try to use cut translucent vinyl, I have yet to see a digital print that looks as good as translucent when lit up.

Yeah print merge in Corel is pretty good, if you are just doing sequential numbers, you can eliminate excel completly.

We have a roland sp540, it doesn't even have ports to hook up an exhaust system to it, we are in the process of making an exhaust system for it as I'm tired of the headaches I get from printing long runs with it.

if you want a ridgid substrate, try Hi-Core, it'a a 10mm thick coroplast, it will last 2 years, and it's pretty inexpensive. A banner will also last 2 years if it's installed properly.

We do standard 12"x18" parking signs printed on out gerber edge for $40 and never hear a complaint, if they want more than 20 pcs we go down to $35 Your price is more than fair, I would even say it's low.

any engraving supply company should be able to cut you actual brass to any size you like and recommend an engraving company close you you to engrave and paint fill it.

I've got a question for the members from the new york state area. In a few weeks my wife and I will be going to Boston for a long weekend, we are trying to decide if we should fly or drive, driving is about 9 hours each way, not too bad. The route is mostly along I-90 from Buffalo to pretty...

My nephew will do it for $2.75 :ROFLMAO:

if you've never done a full wrap before, I wouldn't want to attempt it with customer supplied graphics, what happens if you mess up a panel?

i'm trying to figure out how a sign dug that far into the ground is blowing over?

I'm trying to understand why you incorporated a specific team logo into a logo for a site covering multiple sports?

You should remove the 3M link on the bottom of your website

they got their claws into you Barry! I don't think it's worth the potential headaches, we don't go through enough ink for it to be a factor

have you tried cleaning the encoder strip? My sp540-v does this when the encoder strip needs a cleaning, do a search on here if you don't know how to clean it, it's been discussed many times.

We use a green tinted mylar to make stencils in our laser engraver, it's not adhesive, but it works very well.

Like I said in my PM, 210 is the wrong laminate to use with the 3551. I wrapped a trailer using this combo 2 years ago, everyone on the board told be it was the wrong laminate for the job, i thought they were full of it, turns out they were right, the laminate shrunk back far too much. If you...

Unless you do wraps all the time, a second set of hands is a godsend. There must be someone you know that would be willing to help you out for some cash money, an older friend who is retired, someone between jobs anything really, it's not exactly difficult work to be a second set of hands...

installers for what exactly? banners? wraps? electrical signs?

I'm suprized that budweiser didn't give them the banners for free, isn't that what they normally do?