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We use https://www.colorfxweb.com/ they have been great. Don't have a lot of the fancy finishes that 4over does but the quality, speed, and sales reps have been great so far.

What amount of length are you referring too? Doing less intricate cuts we can do about 20' without any issue. Key is pinch roller placement and great alignment.

Hello, We have a client in the greater philly area that needs some damaged replaced on their Transit sides. Anyone own or know a good place that can help out?

Is it just single color cut vinyl indoors? Oracal 341 series is matte/luster indoor grade for flat walls and dirt cheap.

That is exactly what I got, an M3. We have been doing more and more ad my current 1 eco solvent printer couldnt keep up so I think in busy weeks we are between 3-5 boxes a week now but we have picked up a lot of contracts recently that should see that number double next 1-2 years is my estimate.

Hi Christian, Thanks for all the great information on this unit. We signed up for one and are just waiting to receive but I have a bit of worry. We are not a large production house, we maybe go thru 3 boxes of media in a busy week. The ability to print white and more substrates than...

This is what the current one looks like. Customer wants it FULL change with printed overlays......

Can anyone who has wrapped a winnebago style motorhome for a company give an idea of pricing?

Have you looked into wholesale companies for HDU letters? ArtSignWorks in CA and Howmac are great providers.

Indy Imaging will do this for you

Ya we laminate just about everything now that isn't corex or throw away event stuff. We were using arlon 3170 as that was a nice sweet spot but since that 86'd we have done the cast/cal combinations to save a few bucks.

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Trying to find anyone with industry experience has been difficult, everyone wants to be a graphic designer it seems. I am finding its best to find the right personality and then send em to all the trainings than beat our head against a wall for someone with experience. Mind sharing what an...

Hello, We were seamlessly using the WinPlot for Adobe CC extention to add OPOS lines and exporting directly from CC to cut then all of a sudden Adobe cannot find the extension. We have removed and reinstalled all summa software with no luck. Anyone run into this issue and have a fix?

The edge of the slats for the reflective to sit on is very small and on some units there is a foam back liner. Ours in the past using this have curled up after a few uses. I have always seen the vinyl trimmed 1/16" short top/bottom of each slat.

Hello, does anyone here have any experience designing or installing striping for a fire engine roll-up door. We have done plenty of these in the past where we would lay the layer(s) reflective down then hand-cut the the top and bottom of each crack to get the vinyl 1/32" off the edges to prevent...

We just started using it as well. We pair it Arlon 4600GLX for simple applications like ACM, Aluminum, and door graphics. Rated for 5+ years. So far so good for us, using ECOSOL Max2 inks. We tried to bridge the gap, price and longevity, between economy cal and and full cast set ups.

You gotta do some more digging on coverages. We drastically lowered both our WC and liability costs when we finally found a carrier that wouldn't loop us into the electrical sign group as we mostly do printing and vehicles. Hell that even included doubling our garage keepers coverage.

I agree; don't think that is real brick, especially inside. Its either a veneer or a great wall paper print. I think with this being an interior application and low sheer weight letters that tape/lexel/LN would be fine on the veneer but tape would best if its a wallpaper

If you can cash flow it over 1-2 years have you looked in the into APR's for business credit cards? We get lots of ads for 0% interest for 15-18 months these days on lots of credit cards. If you need more time, can open another card on the remaining balance with the balance transfer fee, usually...