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A frame type carts

That is a “no can do”. Your ink droplets have further to travel, you have more area to cover, etc. That is why flatbed printers print on FLAT or virtually flat materials.

Oh that is a tough one. I guess on how off it is.

Yup. I’ve done it before. 36 years of doing this I can tell if things are off by 1/4” or less

The old eye ball method…smh

No way that should ever take 4 hours. 1 tops.

30 - 60 minutes for install. We require customers to bring in their vehicles clean. If not we charge a cleaning fee. Cleaning time - depends on how dirty it may be.

Automatic by far. We run roll after roll, multiple projects one after the other. Cutter automatically scans the bar code to pull the appropriate cut file, cuts job, etc, etc, etc.

I recently switched to ShopVox. Just add in your contact and in the proof add a check box that they have read and agree with you contract.

Simple rule here….. We do not accept Canva files.

That is a product that is really meant for floors in my opinion. Don’t use Briteline. Garbage. I used this stuff in the past. Never again. Short term, removable try GF 226. Installs well on most flat wall surfaces. Just make sure area is clean. I’ve used 100s of rolls for temp wall...

Attach to a 12” tube, box and ship. Regardless of what tape you use this happens but is reduced with a larger tube. We ship and receive graphics all the time and it is what it is.

Suggestion…. Contact them and ask them what color space they require for their production and design in that color space. Just CMYK is not enough. I’d have to look at what color space we use but we have not had any issues with them.

Not sure off the top of my head but check the non-pvc lamination. Also your ink is a concideration as well. That is where the latex ink work.

What process are you using? You sign writing. Are you painting? Not sure what you are asking about base layer…. Security measure in a door? How so? More information!!! This is like a customer saying “I need a sign”

3/16” foamcore

No different for ANY lamination that we do. Calandered, cast, floor, dry erase, polycarbonate, etc etc etc So yes I did read your post. I just think you may not be doing it correctly.

Fold over yard signs are/were typically screen printed on a heavier “card/poster stock”. These were more popular before flatbed printing. I don’t see them too much anymore They would fold them over a “U” shaped wire and stapled. Coroplast printed on a flatbed is the way to go now. It...

Depending on your mounting…..ACM