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We recently had our drive belt break. You know the silver metal one that moves the head back and forth! Well it took about 1 1/2 weeks to get. Installed the new belt and our black would not print. Tried cleanings, cleaning cartridges no luck. Ended up putting in a new head. I'd say call...

300+ lbs remark I really wanted to reply something to this but thought better of it. Come on people this is a site for people to post and find help and get constructive criticism when asked for. All I can say is WTF!

I'd put my money an Edge too. That is how we would do them if we did not do them with out large format printers Secret print process......riiiight!

Oracal 751 is a Cast PVC film and should be post heated when stretched over rivets and the like. You must obtain appropriate heat level to break the memory of the chemical bonds of the PVC. This is usually around 220-230 degrees based on the various types of films out there. If you are...

I think Ian is on the right track. Onyx changed to an Adobe based RIP. Therefore you should make sure you are no longer using JAWS. ***NOTE*** You will most likely see a difference in color from the JAWS vs. ADOBE ripped files. We did!

I agree that is looks like at altered version of Jade DNA

You...... Hello (Customer's name). After reviewing the artwork that you sent over, we have determined that is is not suitable for use on this project. However, we can digitize/recreate this and it will take us (x minutes). For this, there would be an additional charge of ($X). If this is not...

As they said IJ480 with the 8548 lam

Pen works great! I make a few cuts on the top to give it a rough edge

We wrapped up to the caulk and then when done, when back and re-caulked with black

Fiberglass filler Sand A little paint (mirrors, folding door, taillight areas) Apply vinyl Re-caulk with black at seams They wanted us to paint the wheels too but did not have enough time to do them

This was putting a wig on a pig too!!! Had to do some body work. It was not pretty when we got it!

Sides are easy. The cab is normal. The most complicated is the area above the cab, of course. Do this in sections with 1/4" overlaps. Knifeless tape will work great. I wrapped this a few months back. Give me a call if you would like to discuss how I did the install. 262.548.0055

So after reading the various posts between Gino and Bigdawg..... Someone asks me to do a survey, I send them a quote based on the amount of time I think it will take to do based on their request. Quote also includes travel to AND from the site. If I get it, I get it if not, I'm on to...

Ladders!!!! NO WAY!!! Why do you feel the need to do this yourself? There are companies out there that do this. Contact a electric sign guy in your area, to give you a quote moving it, add a few bucks and bang! All done!! Have a relationship with others in the industry! I personally...

I like the plastic type of "toggle bolts" for something like this. Deep scan stud finder - Pre-drill holes in sign before going to site - Mark holes - Drill - Insert anchors - Attach sign - Lay down a small bead of silicone across the top and sides to prevent watar seepage

Same here....

I'd figure 2 hours per pump if you are familiar with this type of install. Then state on your quote that install time is an estimated amount of time and will be billed accordingly. This way you are covered if it takes you longer than the time you estimate. Once you have done 2 or 3 you should...

3M IJ480 with 8548 lamination. This will give you the air egress and conformability for the grout lines. 2 install options..... Option A Apply normally Then heat grout lines in Option B Install like a textured wall graphic Do a test with each option. My guess, as I have not done any...