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yea, i thought about the permanent thing after posting. if it doesn't need to be permanent, use white static cling.

what about static cling?

very. i used to play competitively, and this was ball was pretty great to play with. you could tell lots of love went into this. pretty awesome to see it made!

vinyl or paint will be your best bet.

me too. awesome looking building. this is exactly what i was going to say. it would look amazing.

yikes. ever so often we will actually run a paper pattern to check placement of graphics and text to make sure nothing is going to be cut off.

yea, that definitely looks like a couple nozzles are just misfiring. head soak should clear it right up. a new head would be nearly missing or streaking or a big ole block of too much ink.

I always put 1/2 to 1 inch of overlap when printing in tiles on all jobs. line them up, tape them and make your marks where the overlap marks are. as far as the design part, have 2 people measure just the parts where the print is going to lay for where you want to place any graphics or text. we...

cutting wind slits will help a ton.

around here, we would look at you funny if you sat down to weed anything.

i just ordered some sample materials from them. how well does it print and apply?

we do it daily. really isn't that difficult. we even do it with jobs that require digital and cut vinyl to be combined.

i use rapidtac, but be careful not to use too much as it will develop a milk color which defeats the whole purpose.

this is how our shop stores rolled vinyl and scraps

i tried looking, there were a couple close ones, but i'm wondering if that o was applied crooked.

We don't use registration marks. We would cut the gray, but when we go to cut the black, we cut the grey and black, weed where the gray is and line it up.

for the braper, i use 60 inch so there is no error lining up with the lam. are you pulling down from the back before dropping your tension bar? i get no wrinkling, ever. i've never used craft paper.

awesome. the mimaki is the backup to my roland xr-640 so we will be printing a lot of pop-up banners, backlit, clear, static cling, and paper prints on it. thanks for the help.

yea, that's my issue. i know a couple, but for the most part, i don't know what materials these are attempting to name.

We recently purchased a CJV30-160 8 color and trying to match the names to the profiles. The tech had no idea what he was doing so they sent another tech, but couldn't really tell me what profiles were for what material. The pre-loaded profiles, for the most part, make no sense to me. I'm sure...