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They have a video on there site and it looks to me like normal heavy velcro. Looks like a rather easy install.

All the safety signs I do are powder coated aluminium and the vinyl sticks real good (I use Avery 700 on signs) as long as the surface is clean and the coating hasn't gone powdery from old age.

Think he wants to match the paint in a partial print wrap.

IF you are going to use it, wouldn't you put SPOT first?

Vicodrive quoted Im getting all the pricing together for the supplies to make one from scratch. Just realized that the vinyl letters will be in reverse...letters are white, the background will be the color. So in this case, it would be best to apply the vinyl first before applying the trim...

Go to Corel and download the plugin. There's also plenty on Utube showing how to set it up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RH6ydfoCyY

If you want that John Deere, you can get it for free at 'Brands of the World' site http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/logo/john-deere-2

Sorry but I don't like the business name on an angle and the back bit looks like it's for a tiler.

Italian Garamond BT ttf....(NOT Garamond Italic).....this one http://www.fontyukle.net/en/Italian+Garamond.ttf

I've used Neofilm air release silver frosted etched vinyl (only comes 1370mm wide) and is ok to apply dry on large areas but on small tight areas I used wet apply. You need to be very careful removing the liner on this stuff as it creases REALLY easy even though they say it doesn't, but I also...

I haven't...... yet.... but if someone wants a small job done and I have the time, I will do it for a cash job. A couple of small cash jobs soon add up to a carton of Jim Beam cans, and here they're $80 for 24. It also gets rid of left over vinyl. And 30 minutes talking about bikes.....get me...

Shane the phone/email "looks" like a bit of an after thought or maybe because its white, otherwise I don't mind it.

Nope, nothing here either.

Just looking at it, it looks like one of the Halvett or Helvetica family.

I used to send them to the guy down the road, now its a cash job for beer money (my case Jim Beam).

Don't know about math but I know the latest Corel x7 is $700 here and latest VMX is $780....what maths you talking about??????

What you desire has nothing to do with the OPs original question, the OP wasn't asking about other programs, the question was about Vinyl Master Pro. VMP VMX has only been out for a couple of years and is a full design/print/cut program and is nothing like the older versions, if you just want a...

I don't understand people coming on saying how good Corel etc are and have never tried VMP ... well as I said earlier, I have tried Corel, Illustrator and they both suck, I will stick with VMP. Old Paint, how long ago did you try the Demo, the old programs have been scrapped for the entirely new...

Unless it's tinted, I would do as AF said "reverse cut and stick on inside". X2 with heat on glass, can be done to "just" warm the vinyl but don't concentrate heat in one spot or heat glass too much or you will be buying a new pane.

↑↑↑THIS↑↑↑ I have Corel and Illustrator and don't bother with either...too much mucking around to do anything, having to do multiple actions for one effect, while VMP VMX is usually one click and it's done. Download the free trial, you can do everything except save and print. Love...