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One of my big ones. I always go out of my way to send proofs to customers and make sure to tell them check he proof thouroughly for design, spelling, and punctuation errors, as I check them myself also. It never fails we send out a project signs with names misspelled. They were spelled that...

This thread is a couple months old. Did this project get finished? Are there any pictures?

If anything the length would be in the settings on the software. These plotters are incredibly simple minded.

That's why I leave my pricing the same. I don't do deals on scraps. If I have a piece and I can use it then kudos to me for saving the extra money and making more on the job. Instead you get the kudos for the cheap price and then on the next one you have to eat it. If I was going to drop...

ahhh. nice I got similar tech from glass adhere but you print on the side that doesn't face the window. Also non-perf. Also how does print affect the microsuction tech. I know that sometimes prints can cause the surface of the material to change. Especially with latex because it sits on...

Is it double sided? The way he wanted to do it was to put it on the back of the glass for the print to be viewable from inside the cage. I wonder if it is possible to do this after you print on it. Or I wonder when some company will come out with a adhesive backed lam. Adhesive on one side...

I don't know. But there are mulitiple testimonies on their website that the people say they do long runs with excellent tracking. I wonder if you could try to email the company.

Yes. Here is a company that sells all different sizes and shapes. They even have what your talking about already finished. http://www.electronicdisplays.com/products.asp?category=33

You can only centerline trace a black and white bitmap also. So you will need to rasterize to black and white to be able to do it the J Hill way

Welcome from NEW NEW Mexico.

CENA is kinda like a hospice worker but not people that are about to die just old or diabled people. Competency Evaluated Nursing Assisstant.

Welcome from Corona, CA. I would go with a Summa Cutter. There are a lot of different sizes to look at depending on how large you would want to go. But my advice is a buy a machine that you can grow with some. Obviously you don't want a giant flatbed cutter for you first cutter. But...

Today I get an email for SGIA. Mind you it's an ad for the October 2014 SGIA show that happened 4 months ago. How does a distributor that is trying to come in the game release a flyer telling you to go see there booth 4 months after the show is over? Someone dropped the ball on this one.

What are you using to cut. I imagine you could set up and print and cut file in flexi. Send the cut artwork to your printing company and then when you get them back you would be able to cut them.....probably. Provided the print was printed correctly to size....exact. And that your prod...

Grimco won't make them? Or turnaround is too long? Do they need to be punched like CA plates? Or just flat with bolt holes?

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Yes they are. Don't know why they aren't getting back. Yes it is Typestries but it's weprintyouprofit.com

Cast-pour out melted vinyl and create a sheet so when it cures it is in it's original shape. Calendered- Take a thick sheet of cast vinyl. Squeeze it down to a thin sheet. While you heat to get it to press and stay. There is always some form of memory and this is why calendered always...

If you don't use the right lam on a air release material the air has no where to go except get stuck in bubbles if you don't lay it down right. I believe you have to also use a air release laminate. I doubt any liquid lam is air release since it seals completely.

Company called aqua decal has two different methods. One for smooth vinyl lined pools and one for concrete/fiberglass. You don't have to empty pool to apply. And they show install methods. http://www.aquadecal.com/FiberglassConcrete.html http://www.aquadecal.com/Vinyl.html Here is a link...