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Am I the only one disappointed it wasn't this?

your customer sounds like a PITA if they care what the backing material is.

To be fair this is mostly setup for textiles. For the printing on coro signs, I do have a pair of frame clamp hinges, that basically allow you to turn any flat surface that you can screw them down to into a printing press. At one point I had a home-built vacuum table for screening vinyl decals...

Bump to the top! I had someone on here interested a while back but then he ghosted me after some discussion :mad: Equipment is just outside of Gainesville, FL and I'm open to offers. Let's talk!

Sean, we do actually have a classifieds for sale section here on the forum: https://www.signs101.com/categories/member-to-member-classified-advertisements.22/

Check with Josh Cormany https://thebigfishdigital.com/adhesive-vinyls He's got a lot of specialty stuff and has been great to deal with in the past when I've needed stuff.

Wow, I'm honestly shocked that Nazdar didn't have a solution for you. That's who my first inclination to ask would have been.

hiya :welcome:

I know North Port well. Spent a good bit of time down in Venice area. Howdy from a bit further north (gainesville-ish)

Howdy

Exactly what I was going to say. It'll even stick to the blow-molded kayaks!

point of interest - I actually had to LOOK quite hard to figure out where the aforementioned power outlet is. And even after spotting it it's not all THAT noticeable at a quick glance of the vehicle. Not saying it shouldn't be fixed, but in the 15 second impression it's not gonna be noticed by...

My son would absolutely love one of those. Please nobody show him this post or it'll be yet another thing I trip over in his room! :roflmao:

I'l l'll be honest, to me that's not even close. :noway: The baseline of the original word DUGDILL'S is straight, not arched like yours. The width of the U vertical lines looks like it should be the same per the original, and the apostrophe is completely the wrong shape. Hard to tell from the...

I used to use mostly Siser EasyWeed, but about a year ago I discovered the Ultraweed from Aviva and have loved working with it. It's just a tiny bit thicker than the Siser so very slightly heavier for areas of large coverage (I'm particularly annoyed by thick prints), but not one of my customers...

you need to work on your settings or find a different material. I regularly cut HTV MUCH smaller than that with my Graphtec CE7000 Example, the capital "L" in "Lawn" is .21" high on these shirts

FWIW, I've done a few teams worth of helmet decals for couple years now. I print them on 6 mil Substance and laminate with their 15 mil. Printed on a BN-20A. That being said, the Roland will NOT cut them cleanly, even with multiple passes. On the other hand, my Graphtec CE7000 works great for...

not really.

with registration marks waterslide can be cut. I've done it a bunch in the past.

Do you have that in a hi-res or vector format? :roflmao::roflmao::roflmao: