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I would just make 4 artboards and space them 2" apart. No need for clipping masks then.

Spike We use this for getting quick measurements for quotes and design of flat wall wraps/lightboxes. Always double check before print though since it can be slightly off at times. Download 100k+ Free Vectors, Clip Art Designs, Icons & Illustrations Good place for free design vectors if...

I just raise the level for the rollers when loading it and the leading edge doesn't catch. Never had head strikes though.

We used to do this in college assignments for kicks, there is an art to hiding penises.

We use siding finishing blades (140t) on our 7-1/4 saw for our plastics. I find the more teeth and thinner blades work best.

Not sure on Windows, but on Mac Outlook stores all attachments in your user library.

Can't just convert them to CMYK? Or at least some of them? I think that's what adobe recommends when people ask.

There really is a fine line with these things. What I have found is to start with as little pressure as possible that will still feed through and then after a couple feet you can up it a tiny bit, just not too much. Also adding tension to your print, whether by hand or putting it on the spindle...

I recently got a newsletter ad for 3M 3500c which has a application temp of 28F. I've installed vinyls calling for 10c at below 0 and not had issues though. Just depends on application I think.

We've been using Drytac SpotOn for short term coverups. Both printed and unprinted, goes on and comes off easily. Has never affected anything underneath. But we've never used it on a vehicle.

I've done a few of these and switched to horizontal seam after the first one, I found it was quicker and easier going with horizontal panels on the sides.

I've covered the marks with small pieces of matte laminate before which helped, but it wasn't reflective material, it was clear.

Felt squeegees are the way to go, if you wet them they glide even smoother.

A rigid panel? wouldn't that not be very portable anymore? We use Monsoon banner frames for this type of thing.

I've always just used water. But I do it regularly once a month so I've never let it get bad enough for the printer to prompt a cleaning.

Is this in the preview window in Onyx or when it's actually printed? You can't trust the previews in Onyx. I use 40/30/30/100 for rich black, haven't noticed anything strange.

It looks like the ink isn't laying down evenly. I would try a higher pass profile, if that doesn't, clean it and see what happens.

Does it look this way before it passes through the heat? I've had similar results on some odd vinyls and ended up having to create a profile from scratch for them. You could try cleaning it with alcohol to see if the roll has some contaminants on it. Also, our 360 doesn't seem to get a long...

We use 480 for textured walls. I wouldn't worry much about which laminate, when applied properly, the gloss becomes quite matte. Use a lot of force and go quite slowly, there's not a huge gap between heating the film too much and not heating it enough in my experience. We usually only put the...

All I know is that Fasnap #2 grommets don't fit in our Hiker press even though they claim to be the same size as the Hiker #2.