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THANK YOU :U Rock:

I thought the same thing, but it's a ton of alterations! They also have their sign face in the same font and it doesn't look as "CRAPPY" i think this door sign was a poor recreation of the original font used for their sign. Unfortunately the customer doesn't know the original font..

Looking for the "TREASURES" font on top. Thank you! Matt

Yes, the crack and peel is what I am referring to. And the tolerance of +/- 3-4mm would be ok, however when I do this it varies from 3-4mm to 10-15mm at times and I do not think my placement of the blade can be off that much! Just wondering why there isn't a consistency to this?! Do you align...

True, and yes i'm running a 60 degree blade. However, it doesn't allow me to easily do the back-slit. Thanks, Matt

It is primarily off in the SCAN direction. But I will try the tape to make sure it isn't twisting the sheet by pulling one side harder than the other. I do not like the Perf-Cut as it tears up the cutting strip more than the back-cut style graphics. I am also using this for slitting the back of...

I have a roland VS-540 and was curious if anyone successfully does Cut-back decals. I have done the process of printing the decals, cut contouring them, flipping the media over with a pin whole in the > corner marker, aligned base point along with other 3 points with the > markers and when I cut...

Bump? Primarily need shroud templates right now. Thanks

ucmj22 - Your way does work fine if you are wrapping with a base design that has a generic pattern that does not have to follow lines or match other portions of the car. We print the numbers and everything within the wrap and then wrap using two sections. Everyone has been very pleased with our...

+1 thats how we did it as well!

Thank you all! I love the matte finish.. i used a luster laminate and it really gave it a unique and bada$$ finish IMO! The client was very pleased with it and has had a lot of compliments! I also forgot to mention that all of the sponsor decals are applied over the wrap so that the client has...

The rivets actually went really well.. used heat and a cheap 4" paint roller with a foam roller on it.. we pushed most of the air out during application, came back and heated and rolled over with the roller, then finished off with a quick run around the edge with a squeegee.

Here are some pictures of our first trailer wrap that we've done.

If anyone can direct me to where i might find a template for a 2012 KXF450 dirt bike i'd appreciate it. Thanks, Matt

Can anyone direct me to where i could find a template for the fairings for this bike? Do templates like this even exist? Client does not want a wrap so i need a template and would save a lot of time if i don't have to create it myself! Thanks, Matt

Bumb, anyone else have any ideas where to even look?

Thank you for the suggestions however He brought in this picture and does not have the original decal anymore! I think i'll charge him double! Matt

I am looking for this Chevy Pickup clipart, if anyone knows where I may obtain/purchase this please let me know. They want it to be this one, but if they have to it can be slightly different. Thanks, Matt

Yeah man i'll let you know when we will be doing it! haha maybe you can tell me what i'm doing!

I was wondering if anyone has experience wrapping a sprint car fuel cell and where to start? I did one prior and used two panels for each side and met them at the top and overlapped them there. This looked good but it would look better if it was all in one. Now my question is would you start the...