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I would set up a page in PS 52" wide by the length of the fade. Set up the white to black fade, and add a little noise to it (gradient overlay layer effect has a noise setting). The noise will break up the fade, making it smoother and less "steppy." Then after the print, laminate (leaving...

Try and determine if it's laminated or not, that will really help in the removal. If it's got a vinyl overlam on it, removal will typically come off in larger sheets, liquid lam or no lam will give you smaller pieces. Also, the age and material of the wrap will be helpful, if it's a wrap...

A little bit to add to this topic, a few days late. Reading what you are trying to do, I do have a suggestion. I would get 970RA in Matte Black from Oracal, printing a whole car matte black does not always have the best results. Then, if you want th "Foil" look, listen to the above advice...

it's in the "view our camo patterns" button, under "realtree." But it may not be what you are referring to as "pink Camo."

"wrap" the helmet in transfer tape first, for example, starting at the mouth, around the side, back, other side and back to the mouth. It won't look pretty, just do it the best you can. with a sharpie, draw the shape of the helmet on the tape. Draw a line around the bottom, the face opening...

:thankyou: I outed myself in my intro. I thought it was only fair.

I know of at least 1 :Big Laugh

It has been up for a few days, but i guess we did repost the video recently, making the original link no good. I try to stay out of the "feel the love" threads, this site has an odd way of showing their love, lol.

Just saying, self edit* it's still there, just go to the fellersinc channel if you want to still see it.

it's still there, i just looked nevermind, i guess you were talking about on mosh's page?

My JV3 did the SAME EXACT thing. My belief was that it was the page feed that was off and after printing enough passes, that little bit starts to add up. And if the Plotter is finding the marks and registering it, it may be compensating automatically, because how does it know if the print is...

It really depends on what you intend on doing. If I am looking at a helmet that is a full face type, and I have a specific design with elements I want to fall in certain places, I would say the 180, and it will be at least 3 pieces, tastefully hidden in the artwork. If I am looking at that...

I agree with Rick. In my opinion, most of the CMYK digital printers are only going to print and "tint" the media, which is fine when printing on white, but not so good when looking to make a screen negative. The gerber edge makes really nice negatives! Done this a handful of times, worked...

Call Mosh. Get Quote. Multiply by 2! Just Kidding. Good Morning Signs101!

What I would do is print a flexi color swatch chart on the desired media, using a few different profiles. See what profile gives you the best red. I have not used flexi in a while, but I know there is an option in one of the drop down menus to view swatch table, or something to that effect...

Some recent works I've done Thanks again all for the warm welcome. I don't get to wrap a whole lot of stuff outside of work, but occasionally I get to play a little. Here are some recent things I've done. Let me know what you think! First, a scale replica of my car in it's current state...