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Haha, I think you and I were looking at the same unit :) Thanks for removing that difficult decision from me ;)

Thank you, good to know :)

I might be looking at a used Mutoh Falcon II Outdoor printer. Is this a good printer for doing good quality decals, banners and such? I guess all the internal hardware was recently replaced on the machine I'm looking at. What is a good price for something like this?

I'm looking at picking up a 30" Roland Versacut printer/plotter. However, there is no way I could afford a big laminator right now. Is it practical to cold laminate decals and signs by hand with something like the big squeegee until I can afford a laminator? I saw this video and it sparked the...

If I picked up a machine like this, would manually applying lamination with a tool like the Big Squeegee suffice for a while? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfKd_SlnI20 Again, I would be using this for decals and larger prints.

Thanks guys. For $7500, it also comes with a 38" Dailge laminator. I've been told in a different thread that Dailge laminators are worthless though?

What do you think is a good price for a machine like this that's 3 years old?

Well darn. What about hot and cold laminators? Which do I really need?

Comes with Flexi sign for design and versa works for the RIP... is that any good?

I'm looking at buying a used ROLAND SP 300V. Is this a good printer for it's size? Will it produce really good resolution prints on banners, tailgate wraps, labels, etc? Will it use EcoSolvent inks? Thanks!

What is the difference between a hot and cold laminator? Or a cold laminator with heat assist? If I purchased a larger format printer and did a lot of automotive type applications, which would I need? I'm looking at buying a Roland SP300V with a 38" Daige cold laminator from a guy... is that a...

Sounds good! Thanks for the advice.

Would there be any benefit to me applying a little heat where the black text begins to go over the red heart? Would it help to make everything tight at that lip?

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!

I tested a smaller version of this logo on my own truck to see how it would go on. I prefer a "seamless" logo, but I feel like if I try to fit the black text inside the red heart that it would have more chance of failing. Like, dirt might work it's way inside that seam between the black and red...

Welcome to Signs101! This has certainly been a helpful site to me.

It works both ways :smile:

That's a really good point. I'm always turning down people that want Cummins logos for that very reason. I didn't think about that for a distributor. I appreciate your help :)

Thank you! I really appreciate everyone's help here. Such great information.

Nice. What about the main question? Is putting one vinyl on top of another the proper way to do this? Or is that a premium member question? ;)