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Too be honest with you this was funny. But printer mower has me thinking. Somehow make a prinhead that fits on the bottom of a mower. Ink carts on top. Give it a mapping system where you walk out the four outer points like you would when print/ cut. and then give it a way to drive itself and...

So life like. What base coat did you use.

I agree maybe I should have gone with a Comic Sans...

Do you guys like this building wrap I did? Came out really clean. I used IJ180C and lam printed with a latex L360. Pretty sweet huh.

The G in green is clearly overlapping the post between the windows. Why do you post as a finished thing and list everything you use and then you don't post any real pictures of the finished work. I don't understand. I agree with Gino unless you are looking for some sort of design critique or...

I believe outline stroke will give you a compound line on the outside which then cuts twice when sent to plotter.

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Sorry totally missed the title of the thread. Yes expand.

If your on illustrator.^^^^^ If your on flexi then it is convert to outlines under the Arrange tab.

We use a c0m100y100k0 mix and a c0m100y100k5 mix and get very good bright reds. Granted this is on a HP Latex 360. .

If you only do a lot of sheeting to sublstrates and not a lot of laminating prints only. Try a desert laminator. This is the best thing besides a rolls roller for making sheeted flat panel signs.

Or you could by a micrometer like this. Get a digi one and you don't even have to count the lines. https://www.google.com/search?q=caliper+for+mils&biw=1920&bih=963&tbm=shop&source=lnms&sa=X&ei=_4S1VPCtB5GdyQThkICoDA&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&dpr=1#tbm=shop&q=micrometer&spd=5504080188325866758

With a job like this and such low cost of materials. It comes down to what your time is worth. yea it's easy and only takes 15 mins. to paint. But then I have to leave that area of my shop just for that. I can't do anything else while I'm painting these and then while they are drying. You...

mil doesn't stand for anything. It is own measurement which is equal to 1/1000th of an inch.

1 mil is equal to .001 inch or .0254 mm 3 mil is equal to .003 inch or .0762 mm 18 mil is equal to .018 inch or .452 mm

In my opinion without a metallic set of inks gold, silver, and polished aluminum are colors your not going to get, no matter what you do. What about printing the graphics and layering the gold overtop?

Whatever you do. don't get yourself a cheeseburger in paradise. The place is not good.

There is another method. Just can't think of what it's called. You use foil and laminate the toner print to the foil and then the foil peals from the areas where there is no toner. You just have to make layers for each color.

If you get a 60 degree blade you shouldn't have to do multiple cuts. We use a 60 and cut 18 mil reflective materials with it no problem.

There is more then one way to skin a deer. Multiple lines in the same spot will give you multiple cuts in the same spot even if your plotter doesn't support it automatically.