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Can anybody here make this high res print ready? Its going on a hood of a car. The file is 900 x 630 pixels at 300 dpi. I need only the woman, no background. I contacted Vector Doctor, but they said its a job for a photoshop expert.

Probably going with a aluminum composite. They will be sandwiched. The big sign is most likely going to be cut down to 20x4 since I dont think he'll be able to afford 18x8 or 20x8

Yea I think i might go 20 foot instead. And those wires scare me cuz its high voltage 3 phase. I'd like to stay away from that with my bucket truck. I think its about 20 feet off the ground, I haven't gone out with the bucket truck to measure yet. Hopefully it isn't higher than my truck can go.

where can i purchase those items? Wedsites dont give much info in how or where to purchase

Ginormous sign. 18x8 feet. what do you think would be the best way to build, and mount this sign? I was thinking 1" tube framing, or pressure treated 2x4 frame lag bolted to building, then covered in sheets of aluminum or aluminum composite. But that probably isn't the best looking way since...

you dont need a cdl license for a truck under 26,000 gvw. my bucket truck is 15,000 gvw. I dont have special insurance either. According to the VIN its just a regular truck. gas does suck though

usually when i have pdf issues with flexi, i open the file in photoshop and re-save it as a photoshop file, and use that to print from flexi

I got a 97 Ford 4 years ago. paid only $3500 for it. I use it for myself, and also rent it out (with me). Other sign shops also hire me all the time for installs (including two big sign franchises) https://www.facebook.com/thebuckettruck/photos_stream

pretty sure its at least 12 gauge wire though.

Yea sounds like bad media. 1204 pinch rollers go all the way accross the printer with almost no space between them. So i doubt its a pinch roller issue.

are you sure its not in the design? shrink or rotate it and see if it changes.

Need to know both fonts. (not the very bottom small text) Thanks in advance! :U Rock:

Definitely a older Hyundai elantra.

I'd be surprised if they went out of business, they are one of the few big sign shops here in Rhode island.

This sign shop is about 2 miles from my shop.

http://m.heraldnews.com/article/20150218/News/150216382

Now use OEM ink from now on! :wink:

I'll try those out

I sell way more apparel than i do signs. And if you use quality material it will look as good, and last as long, if not longer than screen printing.

Siser colorprint is junk now that they have changed the formula and it doesn't not transfer correctly anymore, on both glossy and matte versions.