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Roger, I have to admit that I love your RT2, It has saved my @$$ on more than one windy occasion. I have a quick question and I hate to be a :thread but I have a 1996 Dodge half ton that has some white vinyl stripes on it that are cracking on the roof and tailgate. Would Rapid Remover remove...

Hey George, I'm by no means an expert but once an image has been selected and rasterized, the adobe plugins should be available for your disposal in the bitmap drop down menu. Here's a shortcut to something that may help you...http://printingdigital.net/forums/showthread.php?t=206. Hope it works.

Hello Mark, I'm in Alberta too. Little hamlet called Blackfoot, just outside of Lloydminster. I'm also relatively new to the industry, having been runnin the vinyl for just over 2 years.:Canada 2:

Welcome from Alberta

C'mon in Gary, the water's fine. :thumb: Welcome from Canada.

Welcome to the party from Canada. :Canada 2:

Glad to have you here Whit.

Oh, Have I!!! Yes, very tempting stuff. but can you just use them as a fill or background on a separate piece of work? Eg. digitally printed vehicle decals? or is this available in some form from aurora or something similar?

If I didn't lack the printing capabilities, I'd say sign me up. I live in an oilfield driven area and flames are always popular around here.

They would but... I'm bored, and they're 2 hundred kilometers away.

Modified dark crystal looks like to me. Any others have a closer match?

My Sis-in-law bought a truck and had some accessories added on, anyways, they put the sticker on the window in a bad position and she wants a replacement made for the old one. Any idea on the font? Thanks in advance Kevin

Thanks. But what about blade stick out... I keep my blade quite short to the holder, just long enough to cut 3 mil material without dragging. This would definitely be not enough. How far out would you leave your blade tip?

When You print, laminate and cut a job, do you have to adjust blade pressure to cut through both vinyl and overlaminate? Just curious...

Glad you found your way here, it's a gold mine of information.:Welcome:

welcome.

Welcome.... From the Great White (finally melting) North.

Hey Dale... Let me be the first to welcome you. This place is absolutely chock full of knowledge virtually oozing from the walls. I love it, I believe you will to.

Congrats :Canada 2: Welcome from up north.

I'm glad you found a good fix for your situation. I don't know how many times I've had problems solved in here without even asking a question. A little bit of back reading (ok... alot) and suffice it to say, this place constantly amazes me.