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Happened to get an email about this product using 0.125" aluminum panels today: https://www.howardindustries.com/products/perma-banner-pole-banner-signs

Here's what Epson says: The product part indicated is nearing or at the end of its service life. Contact Epson for support and provide them with the service code shown on the LCD screen. You must replace the part before printing again. If you continue to print, a call for service occurs.

I would not put the vinyl on painted drywall. Bound to fail. Put the dry erase on some kind of panel (like ACM) and mount it to the wall.

Our unboxing experience consists of the customer driving around the building to the parking lot, and as they round the corner of the building they suddenly can see their truck or car with lettering on it! Or maybe when they come to pick up a small sign or a banner, they see it on the shelf in...

But the image size choices are actually still there, just under a different menu. I'm surprised the change in layout for how an image you select is highlighted didn't affect you more.

emphasis on "used to"

The variable size is not under Tools; it's under Settings>Advanced Search

Digital display

Uneven tension in laminator from crooked loading, too much pressure, etc.

For cut vinyl, nothing beats Sign Wizard. Although it's PC-only, They note this on their website: Note for Mac owners: The software does function properly under VMWare Fusion for the Mac when used with Intel Macs, as well as Parallels for Mac. The USB dongle can be used in the VM. Although the...

The best you can do there is to find someone who imprints them in the US. Right now there are zero US manufacturers of cheap thumb drives.

Unless you're really stuck on using fluorescent vinyl, the Monster logo doesn't really need fluorescents to look correct when printed. The high resolution file they provide for the slashes (with transparent background) prints perfectly with regular inks on white.

If it was 12 hour days on Sat/Sun, it needs to be "double time" for the overtime. At least.

I'd say they used Helvetica Black and powerclipped the lightning into it. However if you look at the repeated letters, they are each alike. I stand corrected...

All I can say is make sure you pay your subs. We did a perforated window wrap on a regular basis for a large optical chain, typically an ad for a major brand of sunglasses. Then one time the request for the job came from a different broker. We did the job, submitted the bill. No response...

Arial Black.

I have no idea how to do it in Flexi, but to print metallic colors requires you to print in layers. You have to put down an underlayer of metallic silver, have the printer roll back (and wait a drying time) and then lay color on top of the metallic. Although when I saw the S70670 demoed, they...

Can't tell much about the boat from that picture, but boat wraps should not extend below the waterline, and the bottom edge has to be sealed. That looks like water spray/pressure has peeled back the wrap. Therefore the wrap was installed too far down.

Sarah Script Art Brush

And that is exactly my point. On your "bumped up" drawing, it looks too high to me. Personally, with a layout that is mostly negative space, my personal preference is to have a little more above the object. Also, even though you are defining the logo as "bottom heavy", the bottom consists of...