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like Gino said prices are best placed in a different section. regarding your price question, yeah you are too high, TXFB price is closer but still towards the higher end for the amount of coverage you have

Signs365 follows this same practice both for roll and rigid. and its a practice we are changing over to, much more user friendly

are the designs full color? if it is single color why the need for lamination? Assuming you will be using plotter translucent vinyl.

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?123350-Vinyl-across-top-of-windshield&p=1229185#post1229185

another vote for the lamination being the culprit. Have see this before, just not in the time-frame you have listed looking at the first image, roof, on the leading edge the edge it appears the lamination shrunk and the exposed ink has no discoloration

kerning is way too loose, also looks like the M is off-center to the design

Very true, the importance of a perfectly flat surface is VITAL!!!!

Budnick Converting Model: 4965 1IN X 60YD Premium DC Film Polyester holds up great to high temps, when we were testing we hemmed a banner placed it on the dash of of vehicle during the summer and it held great

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?126295-Stands&p=1247708#post1247708 Russell Steel is who I would suggest, they have full range and custom capabilities

like the others state, vacuum and keep your work separate. also the biggest aide we have found is as you are laminating your prints wipe them as they go into the laminator http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/ultimate+micro+fiber+car+duster.do?sortby=ourPicks&page=2&refType=

http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/9620O/5-5-application-dry-method.pdf Also go to YouTube, very handy vids to learn from

same here we have several sizes NOTE: the one point to be very careful when use a BS is make sure the table the substrate is on is perfectly flat, otherwise you will get bubbles.

have you tried printing Una-lateral? done a nozzle test to see what going on? has the encoder strip been cleaned?

very good!, the top portion really comes alive at night.

no, these are back lit channels that appear to be halo lit at night due to the spacing between the trimcap and the vinyl. the vid Gino posted is exactly what these are

second that, very clear design and good way to present the difference

Thank you for the input. I was hoping there were "stock" lettering with trim-cap already installed do to the customers time-frame. for the name change, I was trying to be more specific to cut out confusion. Like Moze pointed out there are several terms and its best to use the correct term. @...

Thank you for the proper terms, and now to try and remember the differences the trim cap is what is throwing us, you are correct the letters and vinyl are easy to produce

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Looking for a source that carries the attached type of Halo-lit channel letter faces. Thank you