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why don't they rent a car for a week that you can wrap?

i've never come across that feature before, you may be able to do it in microsoft excel and copy/paste into corel.

if you pull it into versaworks and it is telling you the size is correct, it could be your feed calibration, if the media you are printing on is thinner than what the profile says it should be, it could cause this. if you figure your print is made up of thousands of print passes, having your...

I can vouch, i've never seen a file like it, everything was broken up into small horizontal line segments like a tool path, I couldn't recreate the effect if i tried.

Isn't that a small desktop printer for printing on paper etc?

Our edge has allowed us to take these types of jobs and still be profitable, quite often we have existing customers who only need a small run of decals, I would hate to turn them away to find someone else, who in turn can do all the other large jobs we do for them as well! Creating a small...

yup sounds about right, I bought a used Edge 2 about a year ago for $10k

you can try emailing it to me Barry, i will open it in corel and take a look

one of our customers bought one, he absolutely hated it, the pressure was uneven and so was the heat. it also overheated on a pretty regular basis and tripped the safety shutoff

Good looking & smart, I hate to be the bearer of bad news Mosh, but I don't think she's yours...

depending on your equipment, this can be done in one of 2 ways: 1- print in reverse on clear vinyl film, overlaminate with white vinyl and apply to the inside window (process is slightly different if you have the ability to print white) 2- print the graphic normally and apply an optically...

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Hi Guys: Hopefully someone can help me, my customer is asking for some lettering cut from Arlon cal plus yellow 006, problem is, I don't have an arlon book ( I don't even know who sells it around me) If someone has a book, would you be so kind as to look up a suitable match in Oracal, Avery or...

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As much as I hate to bring this thread back on topic, While I've never used them before I remember a thread a few years ago showing some shirts that D&T did for someone here and the detail was amazing! Edit: found the thread, the original crappy job is in the first post, D&T's version is on...

I usually tell them that we specialize in business to business advertizing, not graphix and I'm not set up for it.

I've found that matte vinyl produces a much nicer print, less banding on high speed jobs too. if you laminate with a gloss lam, it looks just as glossy too!

The thought of sticking an exacto knife anywhere near my eye makes me queezy

ZeroNine sells it, minimum order is 1 roll http://www.zeronine.com/flipside.html

Why, you've made it pretty clear that you don't listen to any of the advice given to you in any of your other threads, why would you start now?