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I don't know if it's just me, but after looking at all the van wraps they all pretty much look the same just with a different company name on it.

Small or large shops allway's run into having to print and needing to cut at the same time. I use to have a printer/cutter and now have 2 different machines. If I were you I'd go with a stand alone printer and cutter, but if your limited on space get the all in one.

The hand grommet tools are are good and don't take much strenght, the hand grommet press are ok.

No a home sewing machine won't work, you need at least a commerical grade machine. Tape hemming banners is the most easiest thing to do, after you have your banner all layed out put a 0.0001 black line 1" from your image around all 4 sides, this will be your hem, turn you banner face down...

You can also use Windex or simple green

You can try this one to, C-0%, M-100%, Y-75%, K-4%

Your banners will last longer if they are hung right even in windy areas but if it's real windy I'd use mesh. How big of a printer do you have?

Don't put any mask on it, just wet and apply

It could be humidity causing your problems, whats your temp. there

Poly is starting to disapear to, well I haven't seen it lately.

Are these one solid peice or does it have lettering on it?

Just buy into a franchise

I think so, I haven't seen Tyvek in years, use to screen print rolls of it.

How would you design pictures into vectors, redraw them?

You need to flush your system if your going from one 3rd party ink to another

How can't your mexican customer not know how to write spanish?

It's probably human error anyway's

I never could understand if someone switches to a 3rd party ink why bother with the cartridges, why not just get a bulk system.

My 4b is still working to this day, I never had any problems with Gerber service. Sounds like an isolated incedent.

You have to first print out your color targets let dry then measure them with your color management software, after that Onyx will walk you thru the rest of the steps.