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Yes, rotating every other panel accounts for printer skew and color variation across the print.

It wouldn't take long for someone experienced in Illustrator to recreate that artwork for you. Are there any local printing companies that have a pre-press/design department that you could pay for an hour of design labor? Or, possibly someone here would do it for you (the vector doctor?) for a...

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Are you rotating every other panel?

www.restylerschoice.com sells the finished products at a good rate, no idea if they sell templates, I would think not.

Sent a PM last night, let me know the total.

For small signs like that I've always just cut the stakes in half and found that they work great. (so that you have 2 "H" pieces from each stake) edit: not sure about 4" wide signs though...

Thanks, just found them in my Gemini catalog. Forgot about them, even though they send me a catalog about once a month.

I have a customer that needs a new set of the changeable letters "alphabet" for their illuminated sign. I've bought them years ago, and remember them being ridiculously expensive but not who I bought them from; does anyone have a recommendation of who supplies them?

Post up a pic of the topper, all of the toppers I've seen are vinyl friendly out of the box... Maybe the customer is providing materials to you that is technically "un-useable" for the application they are intending?

This one is not 100% to scale; as I drew it before they had a template out. But it should work for proofing purposes, then scale it once you have something to measure off of.

On the internet the resolution is pretty much set, at low. If you would like larger images available, then use the smaller images on the page and have larger images pop up when someone clicks on the photo. The person who clicks it will expect a slower load for the larger image, and you don't...

I still think you have to calibrate your encoder strip if you haven't done that. (have you done that?)

As stated above, create your cutline, rasterize the original artwork, place the new raster artwork back into Ai with the cutline above it; save a new file, print that file.

Pro Vehicle Outlines' templates are very close from what I can tell versus the real deal. We've got a lot of them coming here for graphics as soon as they are out of the factory... been making the graphics layouts for months.

After you clean the strip & sensor, I'm assuming you run a calibration (linear calibration?) in maintenance mode to have it verify the lines on the strip? When I had a Roland with a similar strip that test would tell you if you had actually cleaned it correctly. (it counts the lines going out &...

www.restylerschoice.com has a catalog without prices that they send you of stuff like this. I need to get paid to post their website... seems like I post it every few days. :(

We had a hiker at the last shop I worked for, it worked great. When I started at the new shop there was no grommet machine; the old guy took them elsewhere to be grommeted... I thought "a grommet machine is a grommet machine" and bought the Fellers special. I greatly prefer the ease of the...

X2 on this choice. Solvent print or edge print. especially for freebies, it would actually be cheaper...

I'd also assume that they are talking about a Ford Transit Connect, I've never seen the vehicle in your original post here in the US. The doors on them have these indentations (see example above) that render whatever you're looking to put on them ugly or useless for the most part. I've put a...