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Use a rich black. bump up your black to be C 50 M 50 Y 50 K 100 but yes the other poster is correct. your better off buying am old HP5000 laser toner printer and use casey's transparencies sheets.

buy a 63" roll and have someone with a bandsaw cut out three 20" rolls for you. oops you said 24" so then 54/2 = 24" rolls.

not sure on your printer but in order to print three layer white you need 2 white print heads that are staggered so that one white head drops down the white ahead of the CMYK heads then the second white head for over coat.

optically clear is a clear smooth vinyl. matte vinyl is a textured face vinyl so it cant be optically clear because of its nature. on vehicles you must laminate perf or else you will get water in the holes and visibility will be zero to none and in some places that is illegal. I dont see any...

pricing is usually a local market thing that isnt best done over the internet. A sign shop in downtown Manhattan will have a higher price than for a sign shop in rural Alabama. call 2 other local sign shops and ask them to quote you the job. then you will see how you fit in.

3641 is not clear it is white and has grey backed adhesive. 3651 is available in clear. call fellers and you can buy 290GF in 30' rolls. 30" 36" 54" 60"

you havent stated what type of printer you have. oracal 290GF is optically clear and solvent printable. GF 205 is also solvent printable clear but not optically clear.

paint the board dark red then line them up and run them through a 120" flatbed printer to print the rooster and text on to the boards. then clear coat if needed.

http://www.rtape.com/product/vinylefx-mosaic-gold http://www.rtape.com/product/vinylefx-mosaic-silver fellers sells it by the yard.

First question should be what is your budget and what is your target price per unit? You will find that the shoe string budget will eliminate a lot of options and not worth the effort. I'm currently working with retail clients and what will happen is you will finally figure out the solution...

use AI and vector trace the photos.

mista be careful the ipf9400 is not really an outdoor durable inkset.

we don't screen print but we do have a 120" flatbed.

reverse print on clear low tack or clear static cling then laminate with white vinyl.

I give two quotes. 1. wrap up to just before the hardware. 2. wrap to the bottom including a removal fee for an expert to come in and remove the hardware.

sorry to hear for your loss.

18"??? geez. 2 horizontal panels and done. we peel the entire backer off the long full length panel. one person on each end pulling it taught. third person in the middle check alignment and placement with pushes in from the middle out to the sides while the outer guys keep the tension on...

ouch thats awful. I know someone that could have done that cheaper and better quality. wink wink.

I would have done that truck in 2 horizontal panels. 1 lower section full length and 1 shorter piece for the cab. much faster and no worries about lining up the phone numbers and getting them straight. I like to use an actual photo of the vehicle. Sometimes when you use the outlines then the...

if it is for an event then you should rent a truss system.