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anything south of lake Okeechobee is solid limestone just after a few feet down. anything north of the lake is sugar sand. I needed to plant 3 palms in my front yard. scooped up a helper from HD parking lot and paid him $50.00. Best $50.00 I ever spent. ** some people here are pretty harsh...

sounds like you need a new tech. "no clue what he is doing" "before he saw machine" is concerning.

sounds like you need a new tech.

she got it right. "cash or credit? NEXT!"

"NAILED IT!" tiki how do you do it?

open a new file in AI the same size as that file. drag and drop that file into your AI file you created. then go to "FLATTEN TRANSPARENCIES" select "high quality" and check "convert all text to outlines".

make one out of PVC and wrap it in carbon fiber vinyl. that would be sweet.

he IS from canada so they are about 3 years behind us right? ha

geez guys way to go... took his dream and just $h!t all over it. nice and neighborly like.

^^^^watchin^^^^

signgold engine turn with black outline. like a fire truck. use a chunky font like compacta http://fonts.radio-electronics.co/font/Compacta+Blk+BT/Compacta%20Blk%20BT%20font.htm

you will be fine with IJ180/8518. Arlon DPF8000 is fine also. We wrapped a fuel tanker truck with it and 5 years later it still looks new. In fact they switched to another vendor that was cheaper and used IJ180/8518lam. The other vendors wrap failed in less than one year due to chemicals...

really? impact is so overused.

^^ just tossed the CET brochure and samples into the garbage. thanks for this thread. I hope they work it out for you. We wont be taking that chance. CET out FB700 in.

seems like a great idea until someone peels the paper backer off the decal and you get dirt all over it while it is on the glass.

http://www.exhibitors-handbook.com/#/101/

the dry erase lam is for one off low use stuff. the lam after a while scratches and does not wipe clean. In a hospital it will fail before one year and you will have to deal with that mess. we know. we've been through it. they will use the worse items to clean with - alcohol and paper...

yes it will work but it will not be the same and it will be an inferior product. hospitals are brutal and dry erase lamination film will not hold up. We know.

WE BELIEVE Jill is correct. :)

explain to the designer that the file is not in proper condition and if they could send a proper file as to your specs if not they will incur art fees to clean up the file.