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TMI DUDE, TMI!!! Welcome to the playground xpress!!! ;-)

Oh Forgot my manners, sorry... Welcome from Indiana! Seriously this is a great forum - hang in there! ;-)

I figure out my costs and suppliers BEFORE I quote or take on a job. This is a little backwards - learn from this one if it doesn't put you out of business. ;-) (that's a joke if you can't tell) Grow some thicker skin and chill out Charlie - Some may be a little harsh but they are all trying to...

If an sp cuts fast to you then you must have a slow stand alone cutter as well! The sp series Roland is s s s s s l l l l l l l l l o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o w!

You would be crazy to use a print/cut combo machine for cut only. The time it takes alone would drive you out of business...not to mention the wear and tear on the printer. You will still need a stand alone cutter even if you get a combo printer.

Steve, It CAN be profitable BUT it takes quite a bit of effort, education, experience, risk and longevity to build your business toward being profitable...especially a wrap business. I am not saying that YOU can not build a profitable business, BUT I have seen many more attempt and fail than...

Great minds think alike!!! :ROFLMAO:

Thanks guys! This customer is very picky and will pay to get what he wants - anything close to what I need is not close enough - these must be the actual model and style of car. I will check with vector Doctor but is there anyone else who may be willing to take the time to create vector...

Interesting? YES! Profitable? NO Welcome and good luck!!! ;-)

I'm having trouble finding some classic automobile vectors for a customer who wants one color die cut versions of his personal cars on his car hauler along with a checkered flag stripe. I thought it sounded like an easy job but now I am wishing I had sold him the wrap and cropped out actual pics...

Welcome... A ton of people have BS degrees around here! hahaha Don't worry about the school designation - "class" or lack thereof is revealed in posts - this will become painfully obvious very soon. ;-)

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Welcome...build a new face! You don't want to be stripping old vinyl on a roof unless it is flat. ;-) Charge time and material on removal...the last time I quoted a flat amount to strip a box truck I got killed. It took three of us twice as long as quoted.

Probably,er...definitely a head if you have cleaned and adjusted line pitch until you were blue. ;-) Send it off to Camm Tech and let him go through it. I think that is his name - he's a great guy and knows his pc-60's! It's been so long since I used him...I think he has even posted here on...

That's what I was eluding to earlier. I had to do the same thing about a year ago and I had a tech walk me through it. I wish I could be more help on how to do it but I simply don't remember how.

Welcome to the 101 playground! I lived in Columbus for just over two years...miss it! That is a nice city.

If you are good with design you can sub out the printing and laminating to a wholesaler then install yourself. Do your homework and keep a good attitude. Your attitude in this biz will make you or break you...especially around here! LOL To answer your question, Yes, I have subbed out print...

I just learned something...kewl! I still think it is easier and quicker to just use outline though.

Sorry to hear that CJ. I thought the capping stations would take care of the problem. I know just enough to be dangerous...do you need to reset the head parking position?