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I agree Gino, not your job to worry about that.

Sounds like a good deal steph, it really does. Just let me know when you guys get some support who can handle my questions, and answer them in a timely fashion.

truth, it's like a 3 step process. It takes forever. Lots of heat, lots of rolling. Oh yeah, use a roller for this install.

Funny.

a whole gig?

for those who think wind damage doesn't hurt. We did this back in Oct. 1 week later this happened. My guess is that my installer who did the hood, didn't tuck it into the grill all the way in that area. This is the result. I'm trying to save everyone the hassle of doing something twice.

Joe you of all people know we're talking 2 different types of animals. Lettering and Wraps are much different. Lots of surface area compared to very little.

I left flexi with problems at support and an awful program. I think people have a right to know what they're getting into.

onyx is great, but Calderas support is top notch. I've never met a tech guy who knows their product more than Earnst at caldera.

daralk, if you were to try another rip, you would realize how much ink you've been using.. seriously. The amount of ink flexi lays is stupid. their 6 pass lays as much ink as 18 pass in caldera, no. joke.

I went from Flexi RIP to caldera, and literally use half the ink, and have half the hassle. I only use flexi to make cut lines, it does a good job with that

I'm curious how flexi charges 4k for their program.

No offence, but from that statement you've proven my point.

This is a Forum where people ask for help. Why on earth would I or anyone want to tell someone the wrong way to do something. Don't be ignorant on the subject, obviously if you're doing a partial wrap you can't avoid the exposed edge. But you're doing a full wrap where it is possible to not have...

Experienced people just said failure happens, and you say it's silly to worry about the wind. k

that's stupid. Line up 1 panel and the rest follow.

Yes. And not from me because i do it the right way. Why would one even risk starting it in the middle, not like it saves any time either way. And you use cut lettering as an example. How heavy is a 8 FT Seam compared to a 7 inch letter. Think about it. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more surface area to...

back to front always, seam must face away from the chasing wind. What an idiot.

we do these in under 4 hours. 90ftx12ft both sides 3-4 guys

1 guy, no joke