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What Pantone swatches have CMYK values? Mine sure doesn't.

I did too...however, I've never thought of a Stout as hoppy....mostly IPA's are hoppy. But what do I know.

Dump Papyrus for starters. Hate that font as much as Comic Sans.

Thanks for adding to the stupidity. Print on Cast Lam. Yeah that's a great car wrap. Jeez.

For what use? General taping? We buy 3M Scotch 234 from Fellers. If you do a lot of wraps, shy away from tape and start using Speed Mags or some other magnetic tools.

Looking to get a UPS backup power supply for our Latex....anyone using and can recommend a good one for this machine or other 220V printer?

Why a copier? Tough way to make money....a laminator will dump money all over your shop. Many uses....not just for laminating.

I STILL DON''T GET WHY YOU WOULD PRINT ON CLEAR!! FOR A WRAP?!? YOU PRINT ON WHITE! WHERE THERE IS NO COLOR - IT'S STILL WHITE! holy crap...... There is no clear wrap vinyl, for starters....the logic in this hurts my head.

1) Etch Vinyl (we use Oracal 8510 and is great) 2) Window perf is the only thing you're going to feasibly do that is one way.

Why the Braille then if the sign doesn't need to be ADA compliant?

I used to use the Bantex but lately had issues with it....I had to keep dropping the heat because I would get those platen marks in darker colors, and got to where I couldn't get it low enough without the ink not curing. So switched back to PosPro equivalent (not even sure what brand it...

WHAT? I asked the OP why he would print the sample decal he displayed in the photo, on clear. A Van is not a backlit sign. As far as your statement, I print to white all the time for backlit signs and the white does not show up as black, unless you are printing on a grey backed vinyl. Not sure...

Why would you print a decal like this on clear? I am missing something.

Thanks Fred! Man that font has some jacked up default kerning.

Found several that are close....thought it was in the Bookman family, but nope.

UGH. They would be better off sending the prints to get laminated. This is a messy, ridiculous venture. Buy a laminator or get out of the wrap business.

If you use Flexi this is a breeze, you simply apply to template (you can modify their sample ones or create your own), then email that proof straight from Flexi. Every proof I send out takes about 5 seconds to apply template and then send via email.

It is built in the machine, in the cutting head. You'll never see it until you use the bomb sight alignment.

3651 is 2.5 Mil. 3640 is 3 mil.... so no, the 3651 isn't thicker.

That's not even the same thing and not what he's talking about . That would be black daytime and white nighttime though.