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and everyone in the forest lived happily ever after :clapping: pretty good how we all pull together to help each other out

one thing you could do to help the lam are is keep a air hose close by and blow the sheets off when laminating. we ran line through out the ceillings and dropped air hoses in the areas we need them by the laminators, silk screen areas helps out a lot and not real expensive but the bottom line...

when you first look at it and don't know what the product is you don't know what to think but now that i know i don't it's too far off it kind of has the pastel or mixed shades of sorbet or gelato

can i get a case of the esspresso chip pistons to dunk in my vodka

i would agree you have to charge based on the dificulty of the wrap i did a job on some smart cars just a 9" stripe around it with some other cut lettering but the stripe around the front fenders and grill/nose took about 3 hours it was nuts (granted you have to also take into account i am not...

i would say you are probably better to match the same company materials (3m vin w/ 3mlam and so on ) but i have found as long as you use the same quality cast with cast and calandered with calandered you are usually ok. i have used avery lam with oracal vinyl and no problems but back to not...

i have a good back lit that we use but like pat said the ink coverage is heavy so it is really best to lam or it scratches real easy but you can use it how ever works for you i get it from D & P media 877-437-6334 ask for dale tell him you want the backlit material that pete from product id...

i think that is like the first thing i always do is turn everything off and re-start it then if that doesn't work i kick it...haha i mean call tech support

speaking from experience..yeah what they said! the first wrap i did was ford escape, came out alright and i think i only had to redo one panel but the real kicker where we lost money was the time/labor, it took me 4.5 days to do it, granted i only worked on it from 3:00 in the afternoon till...

usually if the customer appro ves the proof but it was our mistake we will spit it with them or give them a discount just so we cover the materials

now that kicks ass and i could use some work on my chipping

wow that worked out good i have a job coming up that i can use this also thanks from me too!

jiarby thanks for the update/info and wow that's crazyness i thought it was bad enough to buy the educational versions (that's not so bad ...right?)

:clapping:happy B-day:clapping:

sorry got to the post late , it was removed what was the post on CL

not sure about the versaworks but as far as the illustrator you may have to upgrade to cs5 we had some issues with that with some new computers/win7 also

:doh: haha

hope it all works out. i have noticed things like this before and like you said it happens when it is a rush and no time to resolve the issue but alot of times our eye is not the same as the customer and they don't pick up on the imperfection...fingers are crossed

i have done this on my rolands just make sure your set up allows the correct print on the other side so your artwork reads correctly and although it did do a good job (no issues with the rollers just make sure it is completey dry) it is usually off anywhere from 1/8 to 1/4 so make sure you have...

OUCH!!! haha always fun to laugh at someone else's stupidity