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My parents have half a dozen of these setup around their property to watch their dogs. Downloaded an app to their ipad/ iphones and can cycle through each different camera to see where the dogs are. Good video and has audio. Ability to swivel the camera is great too...

Sounds like you guys just need a little more practice and experience with the material. You will get it. If you dont already have an account, thewrapinstitute.com has awesome how to videos on everything wrap related. its a great resource for beginners and experts :thumb:

What material were you using for the install?

For doing box trucks our scaffolding is the best tool. I work better when i feel sure footed and secure, not balancing on a ladder. As far as tools, torch and a rollepro make short work of any rivets. What about the truck made it particularly difficult? usually big box trucks are pretty...

They went after the environment first and foremost, saying its too dry and not consistent in temp. We got everything in spec for them and it still wasn't good enough. We installed a $8000 humidification & RO system in our building to keep the humidity levels at 50% exactly and its climate...

I agree with this...

Fluctuation of negative pressure while we printed and a lot over night. They said it was the environment changes overnight causing the fluctuation at night (getting cooler at night). We have replaced pumps, switches, and a hand full of other things. In CETs defense they have done a lot to help...

What is the exterior of the building made of?

You can try to take that negative pressure adjustment valve/ knob off and try blowing it out. Sometimes dust and crap gets in that. We have chased negative pressure issues since day 1 with our cet hybrid and replaced tons of parts. It seems to level out for a while once we clean things out or...

We make a box or bleed out the 1" extra on each side, cut to that size. Tape the edge and fold, ive done enough that i can eyeball it and get a consistent fold over. For grommets we have marks on our production table ever 1'. Depending on the banner size we do every 2 feet or spaced however we...

:thumb::thumb: same here, we will take them if people don't want it.

We have done more full/ partial wraps this year. A lot of the guys around here want to 1 up the next guy. We had one customer this past December decide to do a partial wrap on his whole fleet. Since we finished that (and put our logo on it) i got a hand full of calls from his competitors who...

thanks guys, i had AvantGarde Md BT which i had on my "really close" list. once again S101 comes through in the clutch :thumb:

Customer needs some graphics re-created, but with different numbers and wants the font to match. I can find a couple close but the "1" and "2" i haven't been able to find a font that is right. Any help would be awesome :rock-n-roll:

Everyone makes mistakes, owners, employees, sub contractors. It happens. If it happens a lot or often with the same employee, obviously they are being careless/ negligent with your equipment and tools and that shouldn't be tolerated. If it was an honest mistake, make sure they know and move...

If you do a lot of 2 sided printing i know we have a hard time with front back registration on our CET hybrid when running full 4'x8' sheets of coro. Knowing what we know now as far as workload on the machine we would do a true flatbed. Being able to run banners that are instantly cured is...

I agree with this! With the correct techniques and any good wrap vinyl you shouldn't have any problems. Just need to learn/ practice proper technique.

A good steamer will also help install chrome a lot better vs. a heat gun or IR heater.

How long are you spending on these designs?

To me, every installer is different. This comes down to personal preference. If she is the installer and has wrapped in the past talk to her about what shes had in the past. Really no right or wrong (well no bleed would be wrong i guess) answer here.