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Vehicle wrap install... Based on the vehicle and the complexity of the wrap. $3-$5/sq.ft. Doing bumpers, mirrors, etc will be the $5 per Also do they want things like the mirrors removed. When we install for others we use the 5 minute rule. If it can't be taken off in 5 minutes we work...

IJ180cv3 with 8548G lam for just about everything. IJ380 with 8548G lam for vehicles like sprinters. The micro-comply adhesive is very much the same as cv3 just have to be a bit more careful on cutting of channels and might take just a bit longer for that bubble to be removed because you are...

With the low VOC paints that we use now doing wall murals must be done with the correct material. What ever brand you ultimately decide to use I would recommed following the 3M wall testing procedure. Google search for their instruction bulletin. Sorry not at my shop right now other wise I'd...

Top hinge Pull backer off a few inches Apply that area Continue with the rest I'd recommend some sort of low-friction squeegee. I love a squeegee with 3M PTFE tape applied to the edges. Your squeegee just slides over the print.

I've used www.stretcherbarwarehouse.com 18" piece is something like $3.35 and 24" just a bit more. Order extra and make some for your shop too! Also get a canvas pliers for stretching. Easier to get a good grip on the canvas and not create wrinkles as you pull

Checkout ITNH, Inc. Purchased a sample pack of their promoters.

What type of printer? What ink set? Most likely, your substrate is not be UV print ready. You will need to use an adhesion promoter. There are different promoters, general, glass, plastic, etc. I've only had to use promoters occasionally as we use UV print ready substrates to start.

I purchase from a wholesaler or send them out to be sewn

Hope you found someone else to print for you. I would never use Lamex and as mentioned before cast with cal lam.......just open the window and throw your money out, you'll get better results!

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Yes you can You loose light reflection debending on the opacity of the foil. if you had transparent foil the color will shift given the white point of reflective vinyl

NEVER EVER APPLY AIR EGRESS VINYL WET! You may think the fluid is out but it is not! Wet application on other vinyl is ok but dry Is always best

All the above PLUS..... You should look at the windows. I'd bet that the edges are beveled. If this is the case that turns that portion of the glass from a high energy surface to a low energy surface. When I've done installs like this the vinyl is trimmed back to the edge of the bevels

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Create your own or try other profiles that you have. You have to remember that the profiles that you download are fairly good. They get you close. You still may have to do linearizations. Creating your a profile for your printer and work environment is best.

Try unidirectional or step up to 16 pass

Never had a problem with ours.....

As AMS said, and I agree, you should be using polycarbonate not acrylic. I would have used .177 solar guard polycarb of this myself. I've done plenty of signs like this over the years and NEVER have had a problem. Just an FYI....

Sound to me like you are starving the ink supply. What pass rate are you printing this at? Bi- or Uni-? Let me know. We run GS6000s here too.

Why are you printing on the paper? Just curious. I've never had anyone request that in 29 years. Sounds like a waste of time and money for something that get thrown away.