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You mean the 8510 etched glass? or the Oralite 5600/5700 reflective?

So you say to your customer "I am willing you an 18 month warranty" or does every single one of your customers ask what your warranty is? Once it's out of your shop, they can abuse it and get a freebie if you have a warranty. What if someone power washes it and it happens to peel off? If the...

Black/Felt are a Roland wiper, I buy mine from the Roland DGA store.

Shut up Gino you are a pain in the ***. Nothing in my message said I put it on rust or oxidized surfaces.

I usually don't, I try my hardest to get the customer to repaint the vehicle or fix it, the best I can do is use a half dozen chemicals and clean it 3 times before applying. I never apply vinyl to rust, just talking about old vehicles in general. I had one guy bring a large box truck that was...

I don't give warranties on vehicles because each vehicle is different and has it's own problems. Some are rusted and old, some have powder paint (years after it was painted it turns to like a powder, nothing sticks to it), some are heavy waxed, some have nicks, bumps, damages, etc, some have...

None because I don't believe in them and they aren't helpful to me. I got scammed by Sign of the Times back in the day and never took a second look at any of them.

I tried inkscape and can't figure out how to use it and the trace actually looks a bit worse than Corel. Is there something special you have to do to it? feed it french fries or something?

Use Harborsales.net

This worked.

The world may never know, however I've never used off-brand ink and have never had a single issue. I've heard some stories about problems with off-brand, you get what you pay for. It's worth $10 more to have a healthy printer.

Get two people in the bucket and one holds it and the other controls the bucket. Or you can move slowly with the bucket and just keep it rested on the bucket/boom.

Do you mean the Silver Gray? If so, not a single problem, I've used it many times and keep it in stock.

This is true, however it's strange because Corel has an Illustrator mode to it, you'd think it'd be more compatible.

After all that, it's not a dry line at all. It is clogged or an air bubble. I would try this first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYNHhZMLAwU

Generally this is a vector file issue. Any time you have a graphic with over like 50,000 nodes, it will freeze. Sometimes it's corrects it's self sometimes it crashes. The computer will run at full speed and lag everything. Even after you import it, any touch to it such as grouping, moving...

I don't use flexi as it's a curse to the sign world. Corel A+

You get what you pay for. I use tech swabs

Direct color system

But you say you can't print from flexi so how is that better?