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I wouldn't say it fell short, it just wasn't quite what we were looking for. Thanks for the input!

Hi! We are a small shop growing quickly, we have 16 employees and have been using a paper ticket system. As we grow, we have come across problems tracking jobs and are looking at integrating software to solve these problems. While being able to easily price jobs is a plus, we are more concerned...

Has anyone ever wrapped a Porsche? Any clue on square footage?

$3000 max. It's a big vehicle, I would have to drop the sq. ft. amount to get even close to that number. Luckily it's a simpler wrap/install, so once we hit production it will move quickly. It's all up to what he wants to spend. We shall see!

That's hilarious! He wants his logo and lic # on the sides as well. He wanted a full on wrap when I first talked to him but it didn't fit his budget, being such a huge vehicle. I suggested he just do some simple lettering on the sides to get his name out there. A couple weeks later he contacts...

HAHAHa Right on the money! Yeah, Most definitely going to try and minimize this as much as possible. Thanks for the input!

I'm in the back of the class raising my hand!!! Aaaahh!! I'm new to this forum deal and not sure how to do the quotes correctly, but yes, you all have been helpful! I promise I'm not as bitter as I come off. This has been highly entertaining and informative, once again, thank you for the...

Right on! Thank you everyone for the criticism and suggestions! Some more helpful than others but please quit the "high school bully" attitude, especially to others trying to give solid input. **If you say something looks like a "hot mess" I will never take you seriously. I could care less what...

Hahaha Much appreciated everyone! Most comments I've ever had on a subject! Yeah, I wasn't feeling it that much either. It's hard to do something when they want a lot of information on their vehicle. Say what you want and what you will. As the dude would say, "That's just like your opinion...

Customer didn't really give me any direction. He mentioned he wanted all that text and an American flag but I can't stand the big flag wraps. I like the colors(Metallic swatches for our Roland) but it seems kinda busy. Any thoughts on the Logo design and wrap layouts? ** Also I just realized...

I'm not sure about you guys but our biggest problem with vehicle wraps are handles, especially big RAM / JEEP handles. I mean we can work around them but I would like to take them off. I know, It's a pain in the *** but the best vehicle wraps I've ever seen they take the handles off. Does...

Hello! We have had this printer for a couple months and It's great but when we print on aluminum with light colors it seems to be extremely delicate. Delicate being that any minor finger prints or during transport getting minor scratches. Less likely to have this problem with darker colors...

Hello! We have had this printer for a couple months and It's great but when we print on aluminum with light colors it seems to be extremely delicate. Delicate being that any minor finger prints or during transport getting minor scratches. Less likely to have this problem with darker colors and...

For sure! Which I've noticed that before but still doesn't explain my problem. THANKS!

No, I'm kidding. I'm aware there is a handful of problems that can happen here but I would like to hear your thoughts. Much appreciated. Sending a job from Illustrator to ONYX to our Roland. AI file is 48" x 72". ONYX print size is 48.1" x 72.1". Actual print is coming out to 48" x 71.25"...

Thank you for the information!

Hello hello! Was curious if anyone could give me a heads up on wrap events to check out in the US? Looking for new products and maybe some live demonstrations. I hear there is a show in Las Vegas but not sure which one. Any information is helpful! Enjoy today!

We are having print head strike issues on the HP500, only when it comes to printing on customers material. Is everyone just avoiding those jobs or do you just raise the head height? If so, whats the easiest way to avoid this? I'm afraid if I raise it too high, the image will become...

We are having print head strike issues on the HP500, only when it comes to printing on customers material. Is everyone just avoiding those jobs or do you just raise the head height? If so, whats the easiest way to avoid this? I'm afraid if I raise it too high, the image will become "blurry."...