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seriously? your saying that you put one of the most important factors on the back burner and figure you can just do it all over again later, which basically says i am gonna half *** it now and then spend twice as much later to try and fix my problem in all the stuff you have shown, nothing...

i wouldn't, overprint and stretch and trim on barrel, no precutting... but this is based on no idea of what the design is.....

we absorb the fees also as cost of business we have once particular vendor that right on the invoice says "lost cash discount", but is a positive number adding to the total and is about 4% of the total usually... it irritates me every time i see it, but what can a person do other than stop...

are you asking how to design it? are you asking how to install it? are you asking how to scale it? are you asking how to measure it?

yes you post it in qb as a invoice and then post a debit as a bad debt for the same amount and they cancel each other out basically i still say send it to collections, then there is no "bad debt" only "collected debt"

turn it over to your collection agent......

thats awesome, actually ended up watching it all, good stuff!! best line: "hooray!, design approved"

mimaki tends to make solid machines we use the slightly smaller 130spii, had it almost 6 years now and it is a work horse, any problems we have had have been user error more than anything. we have toyed with the idea of leaving it and going to a hp latex, but with all the problems people talk...

oracal 291 is optically clear, use it all the time are you laminating too soon and it is picking up the ink in the holes?

we print on Optima Opti-Solve Flag 5.5 mil then we sew them to finish the edges and add pole pocket, etc. if it needs a header one side, we use a piece of canvas folded over and sewn on then grommet top and bottom

we use our mimaki creative banner i am sure could hook you up, and i am also sure there are multiple vendors here that do them too

i could paint the building, my only issue with it is, i do not look forward to the idea of painting it every few years, i love the no maintenance brick but i agree the blonde brick color just "blands" the look of the building

great stuff being shown :thumb: i am still at a standstill with my idea for the side of our building, some inspiring stuff, but my mind hasn't been jarred hard enough yet i think :Big Laugh plus been to busy to sit back down with it and work on it

if the vehicle is outside you want an outside durable printer what works with my shop for equipment will be different than what works in yours, this will be based on experience and level of ability latex is huge in the states right now, i am not on that bandwagon as i see just as much negative...

i googled it and came up with 2.7 million pages......... https://www.google.com/search?q=vehicle+wrap+equipment&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

Hi all, What kind of specific printer or specs should one purchase for a vehicle wrap job? purchasing a printer for one job seems a little unrealistic Should it be an indoor or an outdoor variety printer? Or perhaps an UV or a latex machine? How many Pico liters is best? 8? 14 ? 42 ? are...

if the wrap underneath fails, it all fails..... should have educated the client properly and done the job properly also, 3m is not the "only" opaque vinyl, oracal covers just as well

we had an Anajet, sold it for a loss last year, thing caused me more headaches than anything, always fighting it to get good color which never really happened, losing the money on it in the sale made my blood pressure drop:toasting: customer service was massively lackin........ anyway, not...

it isn't an order from the good reverend is it......:rolleyes: