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1) build the file actual size and @ 72 dpi. OR in AI build it at 25% scale keeping rasters at 300dpi. 2) we always pull about 2 feet of material from the middle out then clamp on high. check your roll core. if it has taken a hit your media will skew. I've seen crushed ends, oval ends, even a...

reboot?

it's a backlit. when it heats up if your vinyl shrinks even a hair you will see the separation especially when lit up. find a local grand format printer and broker the print.

rice paper? if it is not specially made for solvent ink jet you will have difficulty.

your local community college should have some adult/night classes available.

Lesson learned - don't mess with Jill's Beans. Myself I would not hassle a client about a BC design. It's just a BC design not the Mona Lisa. The client has moved on for whatever reason. The work for creating the BC should have already been charged for. at this point it's like you and your...

depends on your artwork. if you want it cut right on the edge - no white showing - then you are stuck with all the anchor points. if you select path then offset the path it will add some white space. then you can remove some of the anchor points.

this guy don't even know me and he's calling me ignorant and a wanna be designer? you're an *** <-- another word for DONKEY. this is what you call design? Do us all a favor and keep your opinions to yourself because you're making your self look like a "donkey" http://signweb2.com...

As a web designer I always hated flash. Yes, we can but maintaining it and updating it was a pure pita. for ex. client wants a nice flash nav. we build it and then 3 mo later he wants to add another button. one little button. sounds easy? no. You would have to rebuild the art to make 5...

not crazy about the font. when i think "king" i think serifs or something a bit more regal. also not crazy about the color scheme. it has monochome b&w body but then an organic wood bg with coffee (been done) stain. at first i could not tell the icons left and right were part of a...

Hi Merritt. This is a great color chart. Any chance you have it as a vector and not a raster. I see some blurring in the swatches from low res.

We've had the Epson GS6000 since December 2010 and it has not ever had any problems other than operator error issues. I can load a roll before i leave send a huge job and in the morning a complete bolt of work ready to lam. The gs6000 is awesome.

solvent ink is too thin/watery. it has to be so it does not clog the jets. offset ink has a peanut butter consistency.

3M8914ES - basically a roll of 1/2" lam.

looks like pat and visual800 are having a price war in Mont. AL. :)

seams? what seams? :)

fold the top 1" backer down or just trim it off. put your two bottom corners in. roll up to top, check alignment then squeegee that top 1" into place. step back check alignment again, adjust if needed, then roll up, pull down some backer and work it down.

nice grenade! everyone ran. lol. $1000 is fine if using 3M180C on 3MIJ35 i would be at $750. i would offer both and explain the difference. Most client would opt for the better material. If $750 is not in his budget we go Oracal 3640G @ $500 and explain the issues he will see in about 1-2...

stimpson here. they also come in handy at a bar fight.

i stock both and let the client decide. if it is for a photo backdrop we recommend matte.