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Along with Top Flite Graphics, this company has produced a lot of striping kits & has good pricing to the trade: http://www.restylerschoice.com

I've never done this before on a firetruck & I've done a lot of firetrucks... Talk them into another material, or just leaving it off all-together since it's just cut lettering at that small size.

always, always, always roll laminated prints image side out. Had it happen once when I laminated a big sign order in a rush... everything tunneled & had to be re-rushed. :( Some lessons you learn the hard way.

If you have Illustrator and are just printing these: Select the objects (select all) and go to Object>Flatten Transparency & adjust it so that everything is the max it can be for vectors. (save this as a preset!) Then, un-group the objects. Now select an object of a particular color, then go to...

X2, my desk always looks like a bomb went off...

If the new opaque black still appears gray, the easiest fix I can see is to apply another layer of black over it.

X2 unless the vehicle is custom.

Judging by the attached image, this artwork was originally created in a vector program... so your customer should know who created it for them & be able to give you their number to call to get the correct artwork. That's how I would handle it.

For banners that size I have used http://gci-digital.com/ for wholesale printing in the past, they are in Cincinnati, OH - I do not believe they are a member here. They have two 16' wide printers & do a great job.

Similar to the issues discussed in the thread "the old switcheroo" so I stole the thread title... Our last couple boxes of the "double H" step-stakes for signs have been made with an inferior grade of metal than we are used to seeing. The stakes bend over with mild winds & the signs stay there...

Along with all of the suggestions mentioned above, it can come down to something as simple as the media not cut off straight or not taping it onto the roll evenly. IIRC the manual says to only use one piece of tape in the center, however, I use one piece at each end of the media. I time when I'm...

InDesign should be able to accomplish this, then export to PDF. No idea about Versaworks.

X2 on BusArt/BusWrap material. It's what you're looking for. Comes off with NO damage underneath & NO adhesive left on the truck.

well, if you're at the circus - hire a clown for your party!

like this? ;)

The only panel that is easier to apply horizontally (in my experience) is a truck bedside. (where there is no top or bottom to match up) I got a wild hair last week on a partial trailer wrap that was only 40" tall and did it in 1 horizontal panel; it re-affirmed why I always do them...

That requires a 6.0L to start to get a trouble code... good luck with that! We've put in over 15 new 6.0L motors in the past 3 months for ONE customer. ~175,000 and they're done. :(

You've already spent more in time & effort than the price of a new sheet... order that new sheet & move on to another project!

It's actually a "2012" (20 over 12 below) if you squint really hard and have had a few to drink... Btw, Did any of you see when they had the potential logos on TV that were being voted on? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXyTn3-bluk Someone sneaked a good one in there...

Rent a LONG boom lift, it doesn't have to go UP that high, you'll just need the extra length to reach ACROSS the landscaping.