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Is it possibly the thermal printing that people make the "stick family" stickers with? The ones where its white or printed w/ a clear top? Do agree it might be the new screen printed black & metallic silver that Fellers is advertising.

try http://www.revolution-motorsports.com/

I did these stripes using Oracal 751. I measured the length of each piece and added a little more extra. When I did this car the main hard part was the grill due to way it was, but w/ doing the extra vinyl was able to "finangle it". Good luck. Automated message: Please observe Signs...

I have had this exact same prob and some police cars I did last year. They were brand new from the manufacturer and the new paint/sealent or whatever the companies are using now are actually very bad to put vinyl on. I had even normal vinyl on the windows curling and I laid everything indoors at...

I find to do removal, try Goo Gone -got some from Walmart and used it... stuff just made the adhesive wipe right off as long on a vehicle w/ good paint. When used it on a trailer it took awhile, but it all came off. Plus GG is cheap :Cool 2:. But do agree w/ a previous post... I'd rather just...

Been working w/ rigs for past year myself. Normally do normal vinyl on them but have had some like your talking about. Magnets will stick to most rigs, but static cling and mags dont work after so many uses. One time we set up four metal hooks that strap down type that he put the coro sign on...

there are a couple alternatives to the lam like that... one would be to use clear vinyl contoured bigger than the design and then layered on top (did this to a restaurant window design) or make the design, put all the layers together on the bottom layer (w/out removing from background paper)...

lol afraid of what he's doing w/ the shovel lol

I do alot of photoshop work - but your links dont work

It happend to me even plain ref vinyl - no printing and still had issues holding to the paint. idk WHAT they are doing to these cop cars... but dang! lol

yep -thats the paint curing problem I ran into myself -just about any vinyl you put on it is going to have issues from my experience - I never did find out how to get it resolved, someone said have to let these cars sit for couple of months before able to do anything... but I'm not sure. Good...

By chance are these brand new cars? Had these probs w/ brand new cop cars that did the same things. Was told was the paint curing prob from the manufacture.

captain caveman vector - google that -prob 8th one is downloadable vector your looking for

I like the way Gypsy did it.. but maybe black outline around the font... the white gets lost in the design

If printed on plastic or lamitated it w/ a hole punched... would make a great keychain design to pass out. How/who did the card and how do you do spot UV?

Sweet looking bike and design :thumb:

Thank you Jillbeans... Blue Highway is the closest to font as I'm going to get... this is ALL I needed. The reason was talking about vectors or templates is that some come w/ fonts.. With the correct font can make the signs basic or custom and keep the font the same style as public signs... If...

I've got an SP300V myself and had that prob -I use the MAX ink also and found out if you dont have the settings on the printer set to max instead of the other (cant remember name) it will print wrong. I'd check your manual or call Roland (they have free manuals on their ftp site) and have them...

Ok... since seems I'm getting bashed by every tom dick and hairyet on here lol... think things are being confused. I make signs all the time... just printing out bs signs is not what I'm doing, my idiot boss wants me to be able to make custom NO PARKING & TOWING signs... I have templates of just...

these are the signs that I'm looking for... size isnt a problem if have a vector template.. I have Corel on the work comp -never use it, I use Photoshop & Illustrator as my primary progs. I'm trying to find the templates and/or the fonts... Please observe Signs 101 rules on posting pictures...