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Get the balance, even if it cost you more in legal fees than you collect...

put a small white outline around the main copy.

I have had my stimpson for 21 years. Only changed the die on it one time. It will punch grommets in Max-Metal panels even.....

Put a treated 4x4 inside the post and let 2'-3' stick out the bottom. Or weld extra length on the bottom, it would be below grade so wouldn't show.

Name this font....

stop getting blood on your rollers.....

Well I can not understand why we are not selling as many horse-shoes. People are going to find out them new fangled cars have to be fed this gasoline stuff.....I can't tell you what my what my farrier told them....LOL

Look for a used Roland, they last forever. In fact I have one running I got in 1991....

Short answer...not reasonable. You are going to spend more time matching than wrapping. I have a CMYK chart printed and laminated on each film type I use. I use that to get as close as possible,sometimes spot on, most of the time close enough. I keep the design in mind to help hide and mis-match.

Gorilla glue works great. Just be sure everything is clamped down, it likes to expand.

Not being snarky, my point is how did he get the original shadow on there?

He got charged too much for his race car lettering so he just went out and got his own "wrap machine"!

this can't be real....can it?

Sounds like a lemon machine. If it is new make em bring you a different one.

Aluminum frame and vhb holding the panels to the frame. Toss in a few counter-sunk rivets for extra protection and you are there.

Id' do vertical seams. Use VHB tape!

Is that a rainbow trout????

Call a local sign professional and have do it for you.

them is call channel letters....It will never light up correctly...new plastic,

I used to care and try to educate...now I cut it out and cash the check. You know you have made it when you start to hate your customers!