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I like the aging. Looks cool.

Why are the cars on the wrong side of the road?

I say that if you can get all that for 4200$, go for it. Pretty cheap to get you started but remember, it's what YOU can do with it that counts.

The wood has to be smooth and well prepped. High gloss paint or even shelack (spell check Isle 3) will work but the wood has to be SMOOTH. Picture all the little peaks and valleys in the wood grain. The vinyl will only stick to the peaks and will eventually let go. If the wood is in bad...

Oneup, I'll send it tonight. CSDD, I plan on moving a few walls and a patio door. I need to maximize the space that I have and do a little updating while I'm at it. Make sure you guys download all the extra templates off the site. Lot of cool stuff in there.

Really, no takers?

The Black background makes me think that it's a night time golf course.

Well, first off, I'm not a fan of using 3rd party inks. Sure, you save a couple bucks on ink but in the long run you waist way more on bad prints and down time. Could be a bunch of stuff going on but did you check your feed calibration? It could also be the pinch rollers are getting old and...

Sorry Si, not looking for a "desecrator" but rather a "designer". You know, someone skilled in the art of moving walls around and maximizing space.

Have you tried slowing down the printer or running in uni-directional mode?

I know (most) of you can design a sign, but are there any interior designers out there? I recently stumbled across this free software http://www.sweethome3d.com, I've been using it to help plan my reno. It's really helped me to visualize how things would look once the reno is complete...

My printer keeps track of that for me. I did learn a trick once a long time ago from a very intelligent older chinese fellow that I used to work with. It had something to do with Pi (3.14 or whatever...). He showed me that you can get a rough calculation of how much media is left on a roll...

I'm willing to bet that the trail isn't even real.

I used to work for a place that bought awesome x-mas gifts and we'd play the "gift trading" game at the staff x-mas party. Cool things like big screen tv's, the latest cell phone, x-box etc etc etc. Everybody got something cool even though some things where cooler than others.

I don't know anybody that would guarantee a digital print for 15 years.

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/ here's another good resource.

It's not rain-ex. I actually use rain-ex for window graphics in the film biz. You know, put graphics on a rental vehicle that will be used for a few days and than stripped. Vinyl sticks pretty good to rainex but the rainex makes it way easier to remove. Gino may be onto something with the...

Amen to that brother!!! Cheers to confidence! :beer :ROFLMAO:

Welcome from Wet & Rainy Vancouver. Oh wait, you already know that. Let me know if you ever need anything.

You have 2 options for heat. 1 - turn the heat off on the printer but you have to remember to turn it back on when you print. 2 - you can turn the heat off in Versaworks. Only do this if you print first and plan to cut later. You should also change the blade off-set on the printer. I can't...