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...and the more sign people who go to his facebook page and send him emails slamming him the more he'll just use that as "proof" that he's exposed the secrets sign thieves didn't want you to know. ....and we're thieves, that's why my oral surgeon has $185,000 Hatteras and I've got a $5500 Skeeter.

3M is getting in the wrap business but at the dealer level. Company goes to buy a van (or a fleet of vans) they'll be able to buy the wrap as an accessory. The cost of the wrap will be financed with the vehicle loan or written into the lease.

Puppies love coro.

What do you expect? You went with the cheapest printing company out there and who warned you on their site that the signs wouldn't work for what you wanted to do with them but you ordered them anyway. I'm going to agree with them....it's not their fault. It sucks but that's what you get with...

WRONG! Go ask the THOUSANDS of people who bought a ColorCamm how well Roland did designing the machine and even more importantly how pathetic the customer service was when they realized the machine was underbuilt.

Made it, pirated it....is there really any difference in a mother's eyes?

Okay, I see now that you're right but damn if it ain't close.

Her son "made" Vag Rounded Thin?

The clip art business isn't doing that well. Last I heard he'd started calling himself Diemond Dave and was teaching self defense classes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2U-ZQMf56I

These have paid for themselves many times over. http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-illustration-5439463-deer-head-silhouettes.php

I install it with RapidTac all the time with no trouble at all.

I used to blast that stuff all the time using sandblast mask, play sand and a gravity feed spot blaster (looks like a paint ball gun) that I bought at Harbor Freight. Slate is soft, it blasts really easily. (I'll also admit I only wore my painting mask so I'm probably dying of silicosis right...

Papermart

You keep looking for a way to start doing wraps with cheap materials you won't have to worry about whether the wrap lasts three years or not....you'll be out of business long before then. What's the price difference going to be between using the right stuff and using the cheap stuff? $125...

...and the fact that Rick found that 30 minutes after your original post is damn impressive. Pretty lenient and well thought out sign codes, actually.

So you're saying his parents did all the work? :ROFLMAO: (yes, I'm well aware how old this thread was and I bumped it just to say that. You'll get over it)

What format are the images in?

Remember the old Ameriban catalogs that always had the pictures of Frank in his garage sewing banners? You know, back in the days when he'd give up a couple of photo spaces for pictures of his wife and kids.

First question you need to ask yourself is if you're doing enough coro work to justify $80,000+ for a printer.

Not unless I'm ordering something out of the ordinary. "Normal" colors of vinyl they do really well with.