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Rite Media light cloth works great and prints vivid colors.

I agree with WWD. Plus gradients can be a real pain in the arse to print, especially when you add a drop shadow.

Maybe it's time for a "rate my website" thread....

www.stickysigns.ca I built it using Rapid Weaver

Printing in high speed can be problematic. Looks to me like you are getting the lawn mower effect caused by printing in bi-directional mode. Ink drops land on the media a certain way while the head is traveling left and they fall a different way when the head travels right. This is usually...

Catalina makes some pretty nice vinyl. Check em out.

I use Rite Media Econo Matt vinyl for tons of stuff. It's about 4mil thick so no need to lam or mask. It goes on real nice and easy. It's not meant for long term but I've got stuff that I installed outdoors 3 years ago look just as good as the day it went on. it's usually pretty easy to...

Ok, So i've had my GeoKnight dc16 w/cap attachment for a couple months now. I've been playing around with it whenever I get a chance. I'm starting to get some pretty good results with t-shirts. I think I'm at a point where I can start selling them and feel good about it. My big problem right now...

Haha, that's some good stuff right there! STOP squishing your fonts Flamey!!!

Having a shower this weekend. Bring gifts!!!

It could be operator error but it sounds more like the rollers need to be adjusted.

That's right, I just ordered me up a Sinclair Triad Welding system. Should be getting it by the end of the week. Goodbye banner tape!!!

Haha, Yeah, that's what I figured SM. It would take me more than 15 mins just to find a font and another life time to design 3 great looking logos.

Hey Sign maniac. I'm curious, how long did it take you to design 3 concepts from the time you first read this post?

Try Catalina. Pretty aggressive vinyl for a removable product.

Printing on clear might not be a good idea for making signs, but it does work pretty good for creating some cool effects like stained glass or artsy fartsy stuff like that. Only one way to find out though, play around and see what you can come up with.

I make em for the movies when we're in a huge rush. I use sintra cut to the shape of the plate. I cut the multiple copies of the number/letters out of vinyl and lay them on the sintra about 10 layers thick. I then print the plate on "vehicle wrap" vinyl and lam it. Take the print and mount...

Time to reach for the whiskey bottle in the desk. Getting drunk at work is sure to end the boredom.

Reload everything properly and adjust tension as required. You might have to spin the take up roller by hand for a little bit till you get more release liner on there.

Looks like we'll be ordering a lot of Pizza!