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That really really looks like Gerber LexEdge material. Roll-based lexan material; virtually indestructible and unscratchable since the print is 2nd surface. We pwint a lot of it for faceplates of generators/machines where buttons are constantly being pushed and levers flipped.

The "Gladiator" is a conversion van made by Glaval. It is a "Glaval Gladiator van". I had a Glaval Ford HalfBack van for years that I loved... Looks like they used the standard chevrolet knockoff font.

Here is a "fair trailer" template, @ 10 pct scale. Enjoy!

You will have to deal with someone in sales; I am just the Art Director here, but give us a shout at CruxRoadboardz.com , our installers are certified professionals and I'm sure we'd be glad to work with you.

Start by keeping it simple. Unplug every cord plugged into it besides the power cord and leave them unplugged for now, go ahead and remove the print media also. Now go ahead and unplug the printer, now hit the power button and hold it 10 seconds. Leave it unplugged and off 15 minutes. Plug the...

Maybe the original image (even though it is 12") just aint ever going to work out that large. OnOne is great software for enlargements, I use it all the time.

Even though the NFPA regualtion has been out for quite a few years now specifying the required materials for chevron striping, the majority of what we do still does NOT comply due to customer/dept requests. Some customers know & understand the reasons for the regulations/material, and some don't...

Friends don't let friends use cheap material.

Do you have any photos of completed installs?

For STRAIGHT stripes you need a sprocket fed plotter and vinyl. Something like a Gerber plotter; that is what we have here. With sprockets it cannot walk to either side, you can run the whole length of a roll on one and have the stripe perfect.

If you are in Indianapolis, stop by Advantage Sign Supply and have them demo some equipment for you. personally, the latex wasn't a good fit for us and we now run Epson machines. They sell both. Also, be sure to check out a GFP laminator while you're there, they're awesome. I am not going to...

We primarily use iStock here, but I have got a few off of unsplash before. Find a good local photgrapher and partner with them; it seems that the majority of our customers want "local" images for their murals.

Bad pumps or capping station assembly?

Do a butt-seam and use edge seal tape across it, most people will never notice it's there.

Need this one in a hurry, installer made a mistake and we'd like to cut new letters and get the truck out of here today.

Now, if you want to talk about issues with a certain company's sales reps misrepresenting equipment to us - THAT is a different story. We purchased a 63" printer that we couldn't use and had to take a beating on reselling last year...

I can't see why it would have any issue feeding in "loose sheets" as you state. All of our laminators will do this fine and really ANY should be able to accomplish that. The 255c looks a bit on the cheaper end of laminators, but it should still be able to do this task. We purchased a GFP 563th a...

We primarily use phototex for museum work, but in your case you might also want to give some Arlon DPF8000 a try.

3M IJ780 is the material you're looking for.