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there is a frame system available made from extruded aluminum. Sorry, I can't remember the name of it. But you basically print the banner to size, than heat weld a "bead" along the edges. The bead locks into the frame which is already screwed onto the truck side. The nice thing is that once...

Good point ! Lol. I can almost smell all that money...

The wall has to be clean and dust free and must be painted with something other than matt paint. Preferably a semi-gloss or gloss. I just did some tests with oracals 3628 movable wall graphic. it failed miserably. It all curled within a day. cut one to the edge of print and left one with a...

i do 100 100 100 100 on my xc 540. looks sweet!

I'm gonna call my next business "company name" or "sample text". I'm sure they'll give me a discount cause they don't even have to customize it! Think of the money I'll save...

Is he doing the install himself? If so, make sure he knows you are not responsible for anything in any way. That means all you are doing is providing him with graphics. What he does with them is his own problem. This is most likely gonna fail even if he follows your specs (i doubt he will)...

What would Jesus do?

Hippies!!!

FYI, if you can get a good deal on it, take it. Than use that to get a "trade-up" discount from your Roland dealer. Could save yourself a few grand. Check with your dealer first though...

Is the print head continuously moving or does it pause from time to time? I get similar stuff when my printer pauses. Not sure why it pauses. Only seems to happen when I print really large files though.

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Find out what the manufacturer recommends. I work in film and I've actually put graphics on vehicles the same day they've been painted. That's the movies though. Real world stuff is a totally different ball game. Automotive paint is weird cause when it's fresh, it will feel dry to the touch...

Wow! Pretty Harsh on FS. I guess french accents don't translate well over a forum. FS> J'aime ton idee mais je ne pense pas que cest pour moi. Certain personnes ici on rien d autre a fair... Mard!!!

I's like to know how that works out for you. Please post pics.

Crack!

Looks like it's close enough to the edge of the print that you could just pull it back up from the corner and re-apply it. I'd use a heat gun on it too. You could also try a primer but I think that would "frost" the lam...

All inclusive vacation to Mexico. What more could you ask for. One week of doing absolutely nothing but eating, drinking, sun, beach, ocean and relaxing. Plus it's pretty affordable. I did learn however to tie up loose ends before leaving because they will haunt you. Work is the last thing...

allgraphicsupplies.com might have something you're looking for

Glass table top here. Been using it for years. I find the mats can make your blade stray and give a poor cut.

if it's a simple cut I usually leave it on. If it's complex I usually turn it off. The heat softens the adhesive so it can make weeding a pain in the A$$. Just remember to turn it back on when yer done.