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Been there done that. best thing to do is to go get your own measurements and pictures.

As an Installer I like the 180CV3. I haven't actually tried the MC series. I did find the 480 more aggressive when I was applying it but that might be because it was on more complex surfaces. When I was printing on my old L26500 HP both materials did great, latex loved that 3M material.

I do installs. I send a quote and get terms understood before I go out on site. Once pictures are sent I get a CC and process the payment. There are a few companies that I wait for a cheque in the mail. Recently I did a few installs for Vomela and I normally wait for a payment but they...

Did you even read the title of the thread or what he wrote dude?..lol

For regular interior wall graphics on drywall I charge about 2-3$ depending on the Sq.ft. I Don't factor in windows and doors because really I charge to wrap that area and if it's not there I get paid for it and it makes up for any added time to trim around them. Every application is different...

Yup.. If installed correctly the standoffs will hang the acrylic. If you drill the holes in the incorrect location you'll add tension on the panel and that's when the "bowing" will occur. Depending on your stand offs you can over size your holes in acrylic which will give you a little wingle room.

Is there anyway to order parts off the US site that the Cdn. site doesn't have?

You might want to test the paint on the brick before you go any further. Most vinyl the is going to conform to the the textured surface is going to be quite aggressive. I would bet that once you go to remove the graphics after a year the paint will be coming with it. For a vinyl to last for a...

I will say that you guys are be very innovative with a router table. I am interested in the single back slitter tool.

Do you really need a rear take up?

Lately I've looked at my pricing and I've increased it all. I'm at about 2.25-3$ for interior wall graphics depending on the amount and the situation and for the vehicles I've been starting at 3$ going to 4$. I'm doing a 24' cube truck next week and I'm charging $1500. So that's 448 Sq.ft so...

I've done it aswell. It was just subtle meant to be for people looking closely. It was the website of the Customer we put on the fender of his truck. We didn't tell him we were doing it and when he noticed it he loved. Trick you can do if your worried about the wrap taking off the lettering is...

I printed a ceiling for an office on a AGFA M2.. looked cool. fun project keeping the tiles flat was abit of an issues had to set the head higher then normal.

Can you even re-lineraize in Flexi? Onxy is a far superior RIP. You have a profile problem like Yamaha said.

What are you planning on doing? Those are 2 complete different machines. I'm currently using a RSC and it's as basic as you can get, it gets the job done. The take spool on this i'm using RSC actually turns the wrong direction for reverse wound lams which is a PITA. I've used a Spire III when...

Why is the laminate not useable when it buckles? Its the release liner causing the buckle once you separately the lam from the liner the lam will lay flat. If you laminating smaller pieces using cut piece of laminate and not webbing the machine this is the way I would do it. Leave a few extra...

I had a GBC Titan that was replace by a Spire.. I'd take the Titan any day over the Spire, Maybe we got a lemon but that thing just does not work.

Are you talking about the ink waves on the sides?? That is static from my experience. Fine ink particals getting moved around by staic.

All of a sudden I get this error when trying to open illustrator. From what I can find online its has to do with my Microsoft Visual C++ and some libraries have become. I've trying reinstalling a few but I get the same error. Anyone ever have this Problem? Thanks

Those lines form when you trap air in the "air release" channels and try to force it out and end up stretching the channels to the point where adhesive won't adhere any more. It's happened to me before I always thought of it as installer error rather then a defect in the vinyl. I always try to...