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1. Watch all the wrapping videos on Youtube 2. Wrap your own vehicle 3. Talk someone you know into wrapping their car 4. See if you still really want to get into wrapping 5. Start selling wraps wayne k guam usa

I think you have the right idea here. You want something as easy as possible to install so it looks good on camera. Your labor time will be what counts, not that the material will last longer than they need it to. The faster you get it on (and off) the more money you will make. We use IJ35 when...

The next proof you should send him would be a rendering of a large "NO" in bold black lettering on a clean white background.

Can they hold two "American Sized" graphics installers? We're the guys OSHA had in mind when they put the 300lb limit on a-frame ladders..... wayne k guam usa

The RompHim™: Your new favorite summer outfit If these take hold and spread it could be worse than the current ransomware outbreak. wayne k guam usa

If you have pallet racks (and who doesn't) they make a very nice stable work platform for stuff like this. wayne k guam usa

Bob if you ever run them down just give their contact info to the sales staff over at Imageclub10

Can't you just close and lock your windows? (frantically downloading/installing Win7 updates 51 of 75 dating back to 2014)

Need to read the fine print. This was translated from the Japanese script on the Mutoh carts I buy.

Just like the head of the FBI. Come to work in the morning - by lunch you can't find your job, its gone, no warning, no note, just gone....

Those Band-it stainless clamps are used to hold traffic signals and road signs. I've seen it used here to mount transformers to the poles. Bolt a bracket to the sign and strap the bracket to the beam. That beam will rust through before the clamp gives up. wayne k guam usa

These will do it, neat, clean & very strong - no holes BandIT Site wayne k guam usa

Should be lots of options out there. The Graphtec FC8600 lists a pounce kit as a $99.00 option. Not sure how well it works but Graphtec plotters are pretty good. wayne k guam usa

Did your printer come with any software to drive it? What brand of printer is it? If your printer app will take ai paths and extrude & close them to add depth you should be able to export the paths out of SignLab as ai or eps and go from there. I'm just guessing so I could be all wet.

Well, at least now we know why they are closing........ :eek: wayne k guam usa

Looks like the material is buckling up high enough for the head to make contact when it is moving back and forth. I've noticed on my printers if I leave the material under the rollers for awhile and do not advance the material or reset the rollers it will do that on the next print. Material...

They made a war movie about this "For whom the bell toes"

Rick, you most likely already know this, but you can save the settings you use for a big job that you may have to reprint later as a "preset" and that will insure that at least all the settings mach from the last time you ran it. All the variables from the heater settings to the crop marks used...

That looks pretty good. I'd imagine the price would be up there fairly high. Instead of that map I would have printed a pizza.... wayne k guam usa

Makes no difference, you can clip masked objects inside of of another mask. As long as you shrink the art board down to the size of the new piece you want to print and enable the "use art board" option on export when you open it up in your RIP, it will be clipped to the size of the mask. wayne...