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we print our patterns on the very cheapest material we can get our hands on, usually its regular calendared vinyl sometimes it is perf vinyl though. this keeps the weight down and also when trying to hold in place all is needed is to peel an edge back and use the adhesive on the material...

I am curious also, about quality and accuracy. specifically interested if this could be attached to a drone and use it to get multiple angles / measurements to create a 3D rendering for scale

I'm assuming because Moze pointed out this is a Halo-Lit and changed it to reflect the terminology. to the OP, how old are those letters and what direction does that face?

I've seen good and bad from both the design side and the production side. case in point design firm sent me a file to make for an interior office, arrived in EPS, opened up fine, scaled to the area after a site evaluation. Sent back to the design firm the pre-flight proof at scale. they replied...

E-bay is another place to look. also look at http://www.t-shirtforums.com/ there is another site, been listed here, that sales equipment also just can't remember the name though

we have done menus before and the easiest way to to them is print to a heavier stock paper and then pocket lamination them. That way they are in a sealed pocket so easy to clean and safe to get wet. instead of creasing them, move to large piece of paper, say a 11 x 17 with a 2 sided imprint...

you mention a "repainted surface" how long ago and what type of paint was used? specifically make sure that it has out-gassed before putting the vinyl on. for that time span it has to be Cast on the wall

this is what I am thinking also. as far as the thinness goes, it could very easily be an LED cabinet

very nice, really enjoy seeing clean lines and effective layouts to the vehicles

exactly and each month will be different, you run the machines more = more electricity, during the summer = more AC

in addition to the other suggestions you may want to also check it on different materials, calendared, cast, thicker and reflective

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: what a great comic relief you bring, makes the afternoon much more enjoyable. THANKS!!!

I'd contact Joe Diaz, he is the Corel guru and will have that info, if he is allowed to share it.

and this coming from the guy who charges $25 SQFT for a banner. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?92460-banner-pricing&p=981568#post981568 moreover, who said anything about being a thief? besides you. a thief isa person who steals another person's property, especially by stealth...

:thankyou: This is a business and you are here to make money ie keep your doors open. Explain the issues to customer, and then they are free to do as they please.

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we have used 651 on slanted / tinted glass here in TX and have not seen that issue before, especially in the time-frame you are listing. I'm an curious how old the 651 roll is, I'd also ask how the vehicle was cleaned after vinyl install, or where it was parked, looking at the glass there...

obviously you want to make sure it works, hook it up to a PC and do a test cut. if it more than you need / want and only looking for a "hobby" grade, http://www.signwarehouse.com/ always has some plotter special for sale

we were told by our tech when the Max 2 came out that the new inks were NOT backwards compatible..... yeah I also thought Max 1 inks were certified school/hospital safe also.

+1 you need to be or have a master electrician to do this work. Especially if you are wanting to list it as UL and more importantly do it safely regarding the cabinet you got, send it back to the supplier and have them add the correct number LEDs or get a local electrician to add them for you