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Buy one? I get them in the mail free every year.

Is it a new roll? On new rolls we always start the print past where it has been exposed, like 12"-14" in.

Oracal 631 is exactly what you need. That paint need to cure for a week or two at least.

You do know it is 2014....NOT 2010. It is just a guide, adjust all prices to fit your shop needs. Installation will be different on just about every job anyways.

Once you go Chrome you will never go back....

It should cut the back objects last. Select each one in the order you want to cut and arrange it to the back, then go to the next one...until you do them all I cut industrial stencils and do it this way, when I first got the file it cut one here and one there, now it cuts them in order and saves...

Nanoo, Nanoo.

solder a fuse around it and see if that works. I have two of those, one still is cutting (as I type) the other one I have as a parts machine..(sorry I might need that part someday)

That is about a $50 plotter (I still have one just like it running), you are going to spend more than that in time messing with it. Time for an upgrade! FYI, I leave mine on...infact I can never remember turning it off...LOL I got it in 1991 or 92...

I think I have done that 500-1000 times in the last 26 years...what do you need to know? FYI, I use Max-Metal for stuff like this now, Looks better, 040 sometimes looks wavy.

3 cups on top three on bottom, don't waste your time with a pole pocket or rod. Cups in the corners and one in the middle of the top will be plenty.

Use rigid stencils cut on a CNC. Just use some thin wire and hot glue the centers of letters in place on the stencil. If the wire mark shows after painting an easy touch up, thin enough wire and no touch up required.

FYI, back 20-25 years ago I used to screen loads of decals. I had a local print shop cut my prints down on their guillotine...they quit doing it after a year or so cause the decal material was gumming the blades in the guillotine up...they were not very happy with me. It was a big machine, I...

Firesprint Printing. They are MM's on here.

Print a crop mark and trim them. If there are a bunch trim just two sides and have a print shop trim the last two on the press cutter they could cut a pile at a shot.

Grimco is awesome to work with. I get all my sheet goods from them (aluminum, coro, max-metal, MDO).

I have 8,300 hours on original heads on our oldest machine.

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Gino's Weasel ****???? Can I use that image as my avatar???? LOL

I take it you have a shear and a slitter to cut them down? I will say this again, Firesprint will print them for less than what you are going to have in materials, let alone time.