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Tell them to stop being cheap and buy the vinyl. Do they really think a boat or jetsky is gonna look good with a sprayed on stencil?

Welcome from Burnaby!

outsource it to a company that can print it in one piece. Or, have your boss talk the client into changing the size to something you can do inhouse.

That's funny. Especially cuz she said it needed to be more "girly".

Make sure everything is calibrated and clean. When doing print/cut, I always slow the cutter right down and use all the pinch rollers. Roland recommends a 1 pt outline but that's BS. I always use at least 10 point outline if not more just to be safe. I get pretty decent results for about 8...

Thanks kwiksigns. That's exactly why they asked for the periods.

Although I like the idea, I'm not sure i would really want that on my house!

My sister in law is putting on this little event and asked if I could help with the logo. Although I'm no designer, I thought I'd give it a try so I could help her out and hopefully learn something in the process. She originally wanted it to say "cake love 2011 vancouver". (1st on the...

Are you a 3M certified installer? I'm not 100% on this, but doesn't the 3M warranty require the wrap to be installed by a certified installer? They have some pretty strict guide lines and in my experience are pretty tight with warranty stuff.

Hi Pete, saw one of your posts on here. Thought I'd drop you a line and say hello. My name is Dan and I own/operate Sticky Signs. I'm in Burnaby. where are you located?

no problems here on XP. I wonder if they fixed the nesting issue.

I have not used any mactac on my ProIII but I did check vesaworks online and they have color profiles for about 10 different mactac medias. I think it's a safe bet to say that those will work for you.

Gino, it's too late, everybody knows! Pointjockey, I wanted to give him the benefit of doubt...

Cut rollers will cause nothing but problems and it's a safety hazard. Those things are under a lot of pressure and can pop with out notice. Not good for you or your employees.

Ok, true story. One of the painters on our crew recently broke his "ding-dong" during intercourse. Yes this really can happen so be careful. Squirm squirm squirm. He's still off work but I've prepared this sticker for his return. We've been posting them up all over the shop to help welcome...

Haha, last hole.... good one!

check hear http://neschenbrands.com/websites/sealbrands/neschen.nsf/rsearch?openform

Which do you have access to? Welder or sewing machine? Like I said, they're about the same so go with whichever is more convenient/cheaper.

Check out Miller Weldmaster. http://www.weldmaster.com/ Not cheap but worth every penny if you do lots of banners.

Try slowing the cut speeds down and using all the pinch rollers. Don't forget to put lots of bleed on stuff and like Mosh said, no longer than 8' to 10'.