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Unreal and interesting... after all 3M may not be the best vinyl out there ;)

agreed, just some of us when start off can not afford that kind of convenience. Just out of curiosity, would you dry apply clear printed vinyl onto a clear acrylic with laminator ? for some reason I'm always skeptical if I'll get the same quality application using laminator as if I wet...

man if the DPF 8000 did not work I am sorry to say but I think nothing else will work... crazy situation... Did you try to use heat gun ?, I had a similar situation with matte paint drag race car... it wasn't sticking well I heated it and pressed really hard and it did stick after all... maybe...

Felt squeegee, hinge the material half way and score the backer from the middle, unroll the backer in small increments as you squeegee along, we do 4x8 manual application in under 10 minutes, it's good to know how to apply manually, you can't apply window graphics with laminator...

I did exactly the same , just match the length , it will work...

I got over 2400 fonts installed in windows 7x64 , running corel X6 with not a single problem, corel draw is as snappy as ever... mind you I got intel i7 -6 core with 32 gigs of ram workstation. I also work in x7 and do not see much difference other than a bit lag with fountain fill and also when...

What I did , was start material initialization, when the head moved to the left simply shut down the main power and your head will be disengaged from the capping station , you can then move the head left and right to be able to feed the encoder strip right through the opening where the sensor...

There are free flame photoshop brushes, I usually do the flames myself, very easy just adjust your brush pick the colors and paint , you can make flames under 30 min of fun playing with PS Fire & Flame Brushes | Free Photoshop Brushes at Brusheezy! this looks promising...

What I did was , turn the printer on , sent the print head out , turned off the main power so the print head assembly is out of the capping station, you then remove the old encoder strip , lay it flat on the table , match the new encoder length to the old one, the old encoder strip will have I...

Bob, you seem like a fairly smart guy but the way you approach others seems very out of touch, perhaps if you used a bit of a different tone and better choice words you would get the respect and attention that you are craving , you do not seem to understand the concept of proper and detailed...

Sorry friend but I can assure you that you can not produce a precise symmetrical auto trace vector path from an insufficient image, does not matter what computer or trace tool you are using.. It just isn't happening, been there done that many times..., we usually redraw poor quality logos...

I admire your time spent with the software and your passion for design, you give me the phone number of the retirement home your at and I will call you and we can converse farther, perhaps I can explain you in detail why I had to draw that logo from scratch... , have a great weekend Bob, take...

Bob, any trace tool perhaps will do good for a billboard print viewable from 40 ft up, what I did is a router path , print and contour cut , it is an interior sign and it will be wall mounted at eye level, any imperfections would be visible... another thing is to auto trace you need a good file...

Hi , great point, to answer your question , it is faster and it gives me more control to smooth the curves individually, this is the process I adopted long time ago and I stick to my guns, I do work in illustrator as well on occasion , but anything like this logo redraw I can do much faster in...

Hey thanks !, I was just flying through it and I could've done some things differently , I also noticed I missed the tool bar :( - my bad, it was kind of done in a hurry as the sign will be installed this Saturday... I always wanted to video record my process but never had the chance to do that...

I just wanted to share corel draw X6 logo reproduction video clip I posted on youtube, it maybe useful to some fresh users... https://youtu.be/9u4apYMeCC8 Enjoy it !,

thanks guys, will try those profiles next time I do a job.

Man that is cheap , I just ordered it ... are you still using it ? is it working well for you ? thanks !

Hey guys just a quick question, I have been trying to do some shirts using the roland digital heat transfer media, I have been using a generic oracal profile to print on the heat transfer, I kind of noticed that the green color hardly saturated that media, I mean I can see it printed but very...

Could anyone be able to identify this one , many thanks !