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I can't answer your question but I will say that you should double check that the Convex Chrome is thermal receptive. As far as I know, the only mirror chrome that is Edge printable is VinylEFX Outdoor Durable Silver.

The threshold of legibility will depend on the letter style used and the color combination. My best guess is somewhere between .25" and .5". I'd suggest that you set a few words at 24 PT, 36 PT and 48 PT sizes and print on a sheet of paper ... then step back to 10' away and see what's legible.

Jungle Juice with a modified "K".

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Are you looking for luminescent vinyl that glows in the dark if the lights go out ... or are you looking for reflective vinyl that gives a bright reflection when car headlights hit it?

:guido: Yes and twenty paces away is J Hill with his six shooter only half out if its holster while in the background Ennio Morricone's A Fistful of Dollars theme is playing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpZjvbSC9_M

Honda

Pristina LET

Informal Roman LET

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The important thing to remember is ... STICKY SIDE DOWN.

I've never been happy with CMY printing and always use the Process Black for a true CMYK when printing process. Spot Black is our most commonly use spot color followed by Spot White, Ruby Red, Gold Metallic, and Cobalt Blue. Spot White is used a lot for white on clear film or as a base coat for...

Six foot table ... Edge at right end and Envision at left end. When sufficient print output has accumulated, thread into Envision and start cutting. Always insure that there is sufficient print output to cut without using it up and pulling at the Edge.

I know of rewinders but have never encountered anyone who used one. Speaking for myself, I have my Envision lined up with the output side of my Edge and feed the print directly into the cutter so I can print and cut at the same time. As previously mentioned I work in 5 to 6 foot run lengths even...

Will I live to see 90? Here's something to think about. I recently changed to a new doctor. After two visits and exhaustive lab tests, he said I was doing 'fairly well' for my age. (I am in my early eighties). Being a little concerned about that comment, I couldn't resist asking him, "Do you...

Drytac has a JetMounter that's 18" and powered. It works for laminating and for mounting ... not so good for applying transfer paper. My Sheeter is mainly used for applying transfer paper. I laminate with it by laying the laminate and release liner exactly where I want it to be applied to the...

It will be interesting to make a comparison of your recent statements with how you end up producing work a few months down the road. For example, you will find that the longer the run ... the lower the quality and the accuracy you will get. Speaking for myself, on long jobs I rarely run decals...

If the only printing you will be doing is with an Edge, you don't need a laminator. But keep in mind that the JetMount does not have a take up for the release liner ... so laminating something of any length becomes a two person job. I've had an Envision 375 since 1998 and recommend it highly.

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