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I got mine for free, multiple copies and an Avery one as well. Sales rep from Fellers is who gave me them

Saw this at an antique store yesterday. This pan face is one of the most original sign faces for Dairy Queen. Priced at only $695, I was expecting around $2,000. Must be a quick sale. Heck a metal Gulf sign 1/3 the size all rusted out and hard to read was priced at $900. This thing was huge.

Your local sales rep from your supplier will get them for you, don't call the company it's self. Also you can buy them for a few bucks online.

Not at all, it's over priced and lasts about 2 years. I never had any 3M vinyl that would stick or would screw up. Two big time 3M users in town use it for everything and I swear 3 - 4 times a month I get a new customer complaining about a sign, window, vehicle, etc, most tell me it was done 1 -...

Looks nice, has that historic feel to it.

I only use Oracal products, which doesn't apply to this thread. But I recommend http://www.orafol.com/gp/americas/en/products/vehicle-wrapping-products-product-details/items/oracal-970ra-premium-wrapping-cast

Haha wow...... 3M is the worst, my competitors use it and I get called in so many times to fix their signs and issues because of 3M.

Sounds like you are buying off brand. Don't forget that your local sales rep can get you up to 20% off catalog prices.

Very easy to redraw.

first of all, stop using 3rd party inks. Second, every new roll you should cut off the first 3 feet, it's no good. Third, if you manually cleaned the print heads, it could be dripping ink happened to me a couple of times, too much solution.

I've never had an issue with them. What happened?

Banding usually happens in high speed prints and low DPI settings. Many people today are buying printers that are the fastest. I saw one at a show, they said you can print a 4' X 8' in as little as 10 minutes! Sounds like a dream, except it had really bad banding all over it. Don't go with...

Check with your substrate supplier, mine makes extruded blanks with green reflective ready to go, all I have to do is cut white reflective letters and put on it. Cost $20 each double sided

At a price break, I would do $152.00 each not installed.

Hmm I don't know if that's considered low energy or not. But use a high tack vinyl such as Orajet 3105HT

I am a huge fan of Roland and that's my vote. They are workhorses and never had issues with mine.

You are weird. I only use the 4075-RLA rtape paper. I can't stand clear Ttape.

They don't charge me for ads?

Interesting, wonder if it was a product failure. The worse thing to happen to vinyl is ice, if there is ice on the sign and no one cleans it off and it sits there for 48 hours it can do that.

There are tons of freebies out there like that, search for "floral vector" or "decor vector". If you want higher quality ones and don't mind spending $1, go to vectorstock.com