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How difficult as the installation? We're going to move to this system later this year. Triangle implies the install requires a technician to install, is that true?

You'd be surprised. $129 is a very very very small price to pay for what this program does. $1500 per year is not that much. It eliminated a $25k/yr. AR/bookkeeping person for us, and I'd estimate it saves just me alone 15-20 hours a month not having to babysit the shop or chase down orders like...

+1, Signvox. Ridiculously awesome. Has revolutionized our business. I can't say enough good things about it and the company. Some smaller shops seem to initially scoff at the price ($129/mo) but trust me, regardless of how small you are, you'll recover that money almost immediately in time...

Very very awesome nonetheless!

This has probably been discussed, I did a search but couldn't find a good answer to this... We're putting new lights up in our printing and production areas. I want to put lamps in that are the closest to daylight, but I'm not sure which temperature is best. I'm hoping someone with first hand...

BigFish sells one, I just got in a test roll of it and have only messed around with it a little bit but it seems to be nice stuff.

What are you using it for exactly?

If the paint surface is glossy you might be able to get away with a high-tack cast vinyl with laminate if you heat it well and use a roller to roll it into the texture. Arlon DPF8000 or Orajet 3951HT maybe. The key will heat and a roller, like 3M's rollers for their textured surface vinyl.

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Check out the CET Color 500H hybrid UV. It's 98" so not 10' like you wanted, but it's fast and affordable at about $85k for the 4-color version. It's a hybrid flatbed so you can run roll-to-roll or boards.

Doug, we use Wypet from Fellers and have for years. It's cheap and works great, never had a problem with it.

Screw it, hopefully Joe doesn't mind me linking to his site... Prepare to have your mind blown... http://diazmedia.com/?portfolio=steampunk-stellas Scroll through all of the images.

Calling Joe Diaz... Please post up pics of Steampunk Stella's!! For the record, I don't like Corel, only because I'm so familiar with Illustrator. But it's a good program. If you know what you're doing you can create some stunning work in it (as with any decent program really). Again, reference...

I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume the vinyl you used is an air-egress vinyl (air channels in the adhesive). If so, don't lay that wet, it's not going to work. It's meant to lay dry. And yeah, what Gino said, do not use Windex as an application fluid, even on the right kinds of vinyl.

#1, but darkened up like #2.

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Thanks so much Dave, I really appreciate the work and the shout out!

Shoot me a PM with your info and I'll get you a price list. We should be a 1 day ship from you.

Thanks Mike!