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In my experience, roof signage like this is typically done in paint. If you do the job in vinyl let us know how it turns out. (If the only tool you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail)

Here's how I would approach it: Set Versaworks to print marks and return to origin after print. Print and cut your contours. Run the job again to cut the perforations.

Wrap the door................................................................... (See what I did there? Lol)

Um, no........... Assuming the image is to be read thru the glass, we mirror print on static cling. The side against the backing paper goes against / clings to the glass.

I print them mirrored on clear static-cling vinyl and then overprint them with white ink. You need the white, or the image won't be visible against the dark interior of the car. The white vinyl laminate will cause them to curl over time and then, due to their stiffness because of the extra...

There are decals (decalcomania?) which are put on automobile brake calipers after they've been repainted. These have to withstand high heat. I've not used them, nor do I know what they are made of or at what temperature they begin to discolor.

Saw this sign on a dog groomer's shop today: "Doggie Style"

We have an IP phone system at work. It's a cloud system. As the owner we have a dashboard where we set everything up. I discovered we can set the caller ID shown for each of our physical lines to anything we want. We set them all to our main number, so no matter which line we call out on, the...

A stock C10 ZR-1 Corvette hits 63 MPH at the top of first. Of course, without that giant bottle of nitrous oxide it won't go 300!

You are a bunch of sharp individuals. I'm following along with great interest, thanks!

Have you considered a Big Squeegee, or is manual application too slow for your operation?

I once made fun of a car I saw on the road. My Dad explained to me that, "Son, everyone drives the best car they can afford." I never did that again.

If your business is paying bills with checks, you might want to look into Positive Pay. Easy to implement if you are paying with software like quickbooks.This protects you against check washing or its modern digital equivalents.

Thank you for posting the detailed followup to your original message. Very helpful if we ever run into similar problems.

I don't know how you'd cut PVC or foam with a plasma cutter, as the substrate you are cutting needs to be conductive. However, many CNC plasma tables can be fitted with a trim router and that would be able to do the foam cutting.

It sounds like it's time for a technician visit. There's not too much you can self-diagnose or self-adjust on a VG2.

I use a portable trimmer on my work table. This is the style of tool:

Hard to tell in the photo on my phone, but it kinda looks like plywood with a melamine-face. Standard cabinet maker stuff.

Just get the cam(s). Same deal, merging traffic cut my friend off and slammed on the brakes. Her video made all the difference in the civil suits. The opposing side's attorney's entire attitude changed when they realized she had video. Still took years for insurance to resolve, but ultimately...