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any time we here have to remove painted letters off the side of anything. its always a quick sand job and off to a paint booth.

well unless you want to spend the time and effort learning to be a laminator repair man. and sounds like having them come out will be a small fortune. getting a new laminator sounds like a good plan. i have used many different makes and models over the years. some was pure hell to try and work...

the front has a lot of curves to it, might be best if that is its own piece. and wrap the front last so any seams will not be on the front face. you can wrap the front, sides and back with one piece with a joining seam in the back. then slap something on the top

how low is your ink levels. my 360 uses the 750 carts. when it gets down just below 100 it starts warning me. i usally change them around 20ish cause i never fully trust the counters or what might actually be in the cartage

for that install i would of put down some 3m primer, heat stretch/tuck and then a quick relief cut. i do a lot of contour jobs. it works best if you try to work into an area with as little stretching as possible. vinyl will always fight to return to its natural state. this is why cast works best...

depends on your design, i would pull out the screws as you go and then put them back in. work from that big support bar at the top down then do the top. if you can not pull the screws you can go over them and with a little heat and time work your vinyl in and around them. screws take a lot of...

i dont use versaworks, but for me when something like that happens its usually a transparency that is effecting it. i know transparencies are handled different with different programs. not sure if this will help or at least be a starting point in looking into the problem

that does look like a vacuum issue, i would make sure your vacuum holes are clear.. paper dust in them could cause an issue. and if you dont use that end of the machine a lot it can collect a lot of stuff

yes big welcomes. when your odd question pops up feel free to ask.

call up McMaster/Carr and order some extruded aluminum and connectors. build yourself your perfect table. Thats what i did and i love it

when you changed the strip, did you clean the channel it rest in, is it all scared up. i didnt clean under the stipe good enough once and it through off all my cutting.

did you do the install. did the customer or someone else install it. thats the first place i would look is at the actual install. what you ordered should stick to most things. but there are factors involved that will cause install issues. a lot of what i do is on used vehicles. oxidation is my...

watched that video, its very odd. i have the seal 54 with heat assist and it runs flawlessly i always leave it "loaded" with scrap so i am always ready to run. important key is to always start your web straight when setting up the machine. or it will run like crap i never affix the backer to the...

Just a quick question. I was running my 360 and mid job it ran out of 1 ink. went to grab another and found out i forgot to order that one ink. I have ordered 1. My question is, should the machine be ok for the night. should i do a full power off since its stuck in waiting for ink mode.

i would save it as a tiff, opening it in illustrator and save as a tiff if you have to. then open word and place it in a document . then send that.

depends on what you want for a name really. should roll off the tongue. could be your name then design. like lets say comaka design, use comaka.com and then use for a design i would just use a logo font set up to isolate the com form aka, so it reads and sounds com aka design. but any name would...

i have a car that from the factory is a very dark almost black purple. my state bmv doesn't or didn't have purple as an option when i titled the car. so its listed as burgundy. i was pulled over late one night. the police officer decided the car was clearly black and was stolen. i informed him...

we remove a lot of well aged vinyl, wraps and cut vinyl. What works best for us is heat and elbow grease. there is really no safe magic bullet. some tools do exist that help some of the time. but when it comes down to it, time and effort is whats needed the most.

I do use the IJ180-10 for almost all wraps i do. I haven't had any real issues with it yet. A few things i can not get it to stick good to, but that's mostly rubber or foam products.

I have never been a fan of corel. I prefer my Illustrator with cutting master plug in. I use cutting master 2. Thought about updating to 3 but then i would have to update the firmware in my cutter. I just didn't feel like breaking something that is working flawless. Since my design workflow is...