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you let the cat out of the bag. :)

your using wrong products. also the delaminating could be because you did not let the prints sit overnight to outgas. for curved surface use 3M 8171 perf with oracal 290GF laminate. for the flat we use proveer 70/30 seevue perf and clearlam lam. always laminate vehicle perf. if not when it...

you probably have a big scab of ink on the bottom of your head. do a maintenance cleaning where the carriage goes to the far left. open the hatch and look really closely under the head with a flashlight. clean it really good. if it is dried up and crusty you can use some head cleaning...

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the solid 1170 will not fade or scuff as easily as the clear printed vinyl. You should probably laminate the printed clear. also the solid blues will be solid. not sure about you but i can always see a slight wave pattern when i print clears. I hate printing clears.

single piece. tape it up straight then use hash marks wax pencil every foot. start at one end and hit your hash marks using the flap method.

I am in Miami Florida. St. Pete is about 4 hours away from me.

get adobe ai? have your friend open them and save them as eps 10

this sounds like an entrapment done by an ambulance chaser atty. he goes around from sign shop to sign shop trying to get something and then sends a letter to settle out of court. douchebags.

no flush pads are yearly. caps depends on usage and maintenance.

i believe fellers.com sells vinyl for paint mask stencils. it is made for that.

i doubt they will go after a one off job. if you mass produce them and set up a website selling them then probably yes. it has to be an evil enterprise. i have done one off mercury boat engine decals because the factory ones are crappy and fade after about 2 years.

please buy decent media. you need to let it sit 24hours before laminating. also on such a small piece use a calendared vinyl. all the cheap stuff will shrink back and leave adhesive residue ring around the edge. it is a small piece that will be looked at closely. it is not some large sign...

+1 fast and furious called and they are furious about that accord. :) nice big banner!

nice. i really like grimco customer service. they have some sort of caller id computer hook up. i call and they answer "hi alex how's it going. did you receive you XXX yesterday ok". know what my previous order was instantly and know exactly where to ship my current order. i just give a po...

the backer rolls from laminating we use to wrap finished foamboard posters. we also use it on the floor to keep 20 foot banner clean while we hem them together. the weeded waste goes in garbage. we try to gang it up real good so we dont have a lot of waste.

the color space you use depends on the client and what their expectations are. if you have a client doing flyers, business cards, a letterhead on offset press and they want a banner to match then you will be working in cmyk color space. if you have a client that just wants the brightest...

try using some transfer tape on the backside to keep the letter in place. adjust blade depth so it only cuts stencil and not the transfer tape. also use the red blade holder and a cb15u blade.

work with more than one realtor on a single deal is like herding cats. whenever i hear "I am in a big rush" I see a big STOP sign, actually three of them. STOP: get a 50% deposit with a detailed work order form with design layout sheet. STOP: get a signed off APPROVED faxed in on the artwork...

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