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This sort of endless toing and froing over one vehicle wrap just does my head in. I do pretty much what you've done - make suggestions and offer a clean design. If they decide to make their van look like a brochure designed by their receptionist I do the job, take their money and move on.

It was a close call but I think this is the most unpleasant post of the day.

Lavender. It's so relaxing.

And tell the customer his warranty is void if he takes it through a car wash again.

It sounds like you're getting stuck on the only step that needs human intervention, the advanced ink limit swatch. This limits the amount of combined inks, so just look along at where the combos start to bleed and that's your limit. For A and B it's usually around 190 on my Roland, and 200 ish...

If you're scraping wet the whole thing down with soapy water so it falls off rather than smears. Old mate Cookie has video of the soaking deal. Never done it personally it but looks like something worth trying. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqI2nEj1vo4&feature=youtu.be

I noticed the edges starting to curl up on the bench while I was waiting for the client to pick them up. I rolled them up with the print outside hoping it would settle once on the car. I guess not.

Was this issue resolved? I just had two of this stuff blow off a customer's car. Same product Magnum .30 and I have a roll of it here.

Running 4 printers off Production House 10 here. It rarely if ever crashes, no transparency problems and profiling is a breeze. It's a very productive setup.

Tape it on. Adjust till it looks right. Hinge.

Phototex works fine in HP latex printers. Just make sure you don't use standard phototex over wallpaper as it is not opaque.

We already have Russell Crowe to contend with. That's bad enough.

Hey-sayers money is as good as anyone's.

Talk is cheap, apparently. 101 is a great resource and well worth our support.

RTFM and you install it through Cutter Control. Done now.

Windows 7.

I installed Illustrator CC and the Winplot plugin doesn't seem to show. I reinstalled the latest version of Winplot. Anyone know what's up? CS6 is still running but it's a bit of a pain to have to go back to it all the time.

No BT. He's going to reinvent the wheel.

We bought the Pantone color manager software and the new swatch books. If your rip has a colour matching table see if the new ones are in it, otherwise convert to cmyk in Illustrator and check against the swatch.

You have a Summa - do your contour cutting with Winplot. Cutserver gave me a couple of untraceable errors in big jobs so we just started using Winplot and it's not let us down once.