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Sometimes on really small stuff, I tape first, remove from backing paper and flip over. Than I weed. The little stuff sticks to the tape. It's a learning curve but it gets the job done.

First thought is - It's a 2 year old roll of vinyl. Time for a new one? I'm sure wet app was a major cause for problem too.

Bump - because I 'm interested in what others have to say about this.

Get him a Macbook (about 1300$). That's it. Just a macbook and upgrade the Ram. My first Mac was a macbook and it was great until my wife spilled wine all over the keyboard. I replaced it with one of the new macbook pros (about 3000$). I liked my macbook way better than the pro. The only...

I'm guessing you're in Canada eh? Do not use banner tape on this. Especially not outdoors and over a street. I don't want to step on any MM's toes, but I could probably have this printed in one piece, finished and shipped by Thursday for arrival on Friday. With any luck, I could have it...

I think this is one of the more interesting questions I've seen on this site so I will add my two cents. I absolutely believe that cross training is necessary for this type of work. I currently work alone as an owner/operator. The reason I can do this is because at some point in my career...

Awesome. I love all the detail and the bullets are a nice touch. I don't even want to ask what the design budget was for this project.

Not sure i would try this method with anything that big however i have had luck in the past using static cling vinyl to make stencils. I know, stupid idea right? Well I thought so too but it ended up working great for this particular application. Just thought I'd share. good luck!

You can just pop the disc in and do a "repair" rather than install. It will keep all your settings and everything. If that doesn't work, you may have to re-initialise VW. Unfortunately, that will wipe out your settings and profiles. Learned that the hard way. I now keep a folder with all my...

Have you tried re-installing?

I truly believe that 2 heads are better than one but I suggest you do your homework and make sure that this guy has a skill set that compliments yours. Consult a lawyer and draw up a partnership agreement that you can both agree to. I've heard way to many horror stories about partnerships gone...

Yup. You can uses your printer/cutter just as a cutter if you wish. I'm very happy with my Roland XC 540.

How the hell can your landlord expect you to pay rent if he's underbidding you on jobs? I'd be a little late on next months rent just to prove a point.

Typo. I think it's Engrish.

Very nice. I'm sure the matt vinyl looks cool with the gloss red paint. I hope you took her for a test drive just to make sure the vinyl was err, umm, still stickin?

Sounds like a neat idea but I can't see metal flakes between your print and lam being a very good idea. Extreme bubbles, silvering and de-lamination come to mind. But than again, I've never tried it myself so who knows...No harm in experimenting. BTW: there's a terribly evil vinyl company...

I'm in! Let me know the next time you play. I've already got my camping spot picked out. BTW, that is freakin' awesome. Also, BTW, I'm gonna shoot the crap outta anyone else playin'.

print on clear and mount it to metal flake vinyl.

That is kickin' a butt load of a$$ all over town. Pat yourselves on the back.

You could always hit it with a glossy clear coat or even varnish. Might save you from having to buy another roll