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Oops, guess I wasn't thinking straight. Yes, I agree, no need to wet reflective or air egress films. Nor vehicle wrap vinyls 3M IJ180

I've found that wet applying is the way to go for any vinyl applied to glass/plexi. Also if you use transfer tape you can spray a bit of alcohol on the transfer tape to help it release.

I stand corrected. the largest Air Force base in the free world

We need a supplier of small orders of .080 aluminum. Our current supplier (Grimco) will only do 100's at a time and usually with radius corners and holes only. We do many building signs for our local military base (the largest in the world) Grimco doesn't recognize our area as a "large enough...

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Sirius XM. 70's, 80's, Ozzy's Boneyard, Classic Rock, Deep Tracks, Christmas music in December Any country music after 1985 gets under my skin. Classic country I can handle. Don't like much new stuff. Too "scrambled" and not enough emphasis on voice just garbled gibberish imo

Take a look at print merge. Design one decal insert a print merge field (your number) then perform the merge. Choose printer Adobe PDF, etc.

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I once covered an area on a Mini Cooper with transfer tape, sketched out the perimeter lines then removed the tape and stuck it to a flat piece of pvc then took a photo, scaled the image to size then drew in the shape digitally. Can't believe in today's hi-tech world something hasn't been...

What kind of area are you talking about? usually you just print an oversized rectangle of material, stick it and then trim as necessary. If you're trying to fit without cutting on the vehicle you're better off purchasing a kit online. They've already spent countless hours getting the exact fit...

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Yes, we have issues with long runs too. 12 ft is our max. Other tips 1. make sure the pinch rollers are set to the same down force 2. Once you think you have it lined up hold your thumbnail at the media edge and manually run the vinyl thru and note any skewing if it's off by more than a half...

That's some skilled people there!

not a flyer but...

No subdued image in the background. Simple logo and name of service/co. Sometimes the name doesn't tell what you do and we've had clients who didn't understand what we meant. Phone number/email/address if you insist on a lot of text then consider a double-sided card.

don't need em

What type of file are you cutting from? Eps, dxf, dwg

Might consider creating a profile with WhatTheFont. You can help them get better results by uploading images and suggesting fonts that you found that matched but their system didn't. Just food for thought.

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