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Anyone in Colorado by chance have about 6' of Convex 6mil Matte they'd be willing to sell? Ran three sets of snowmobile wraps and the last piece I came up short by a foot....so close. Worse case is I'll have to order a full roll but hoping to locate a little bit to get this job out in the next...

Where are you getting your signs built? I don't know the York area and what companies are out there, but you should be able to find a wholesale sign manufacturing company that carries UL. If you're buying from some guy out of a garage then you're going to have a hard time getting something UL'd.

Some municipalities are tough to get good answers/costs from, over the phone, for the actual sign permit without bringing in all of the paperwork (based on my experience). I often sell projects with my proposal stating that permits are billed at cost. I do though put on my proposals a permit...

I got it figured out. I brain farted yesterday morning and very easily could have figured the square footage. I do own Bad Wraps templates, but not through the current year (through 2007). I wasn't sure if the overalls of the 2008 changed drastically from previous years. For those that said...

Ramz, if you feel confident in the printing and install then go for it! RJ forgets he started at one point too....but he's right in the fact that if you're not confident and think all the steps through you could botch it up. If you're going to be in the business don't worry about the extra...

Wow..... Thanks J Hill!

square footage Thanks Michael, however, it is not a full wrap. It's the bed of the truck and tailgate (doors, hood, fenders, top are not part of the wrap).

I have an 2008 Ford F150 supercab longbed that I've been asked to quote out. I've seen pictures but haven't gotten to the vehicle yet to measure but was wondering if anyone has a template to figure a quick rough square footage. I need the square footage from the doors back (just the bed area)...

Only need to paint one side. Painting is not my favorite thing to do! I would love to use pre-finished MDO (or another substrate) but the ac grade plywood is being installed by others and is their expense. I'm OK with some extra labor and expense to insure a lasting end result. As far as...

Hello all - I have a project coming up that has a sizeable print run (for me at least) with an application to AC grade plywood. I'll be using 180Cv3-10 vinyl and the graphics need to be in place for 2 years (it's an interior project). My question is whether to use an oil-based enamel or...