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Videos of it in action will get you :toasting::toasting:

+1 they have plenty of examples with the large surface installs

there in lies the problem, we do not have brake strong enough to bend .125

yes this point has already been brought up the architect, and was told its on the drawings so that is what it needs to be

looking for suggestions on who can do this this type of aluminum fabrication. the acrylic and graphics are not a problem. the specs: .125 aluminum Finish: Baked Enamel Color: TBA QTY: 55 Size: not sure about overall, the acrylic face is 3"h x 9"w for scale Thanks for the assist

http://www.weprintyouprofit.com/ http://www.wyldgfi.com/ http://www.merrittgraphics.com/ These 3 are MM here and do wraps http://www.signs101.com/forums/dto_vendor.php?tabid=37 I'm sure there are others that do wraps, these are the first that come to mind

that is a MONSTER wide banner. if it has to be that width, take "S" hooks, poke holes through the banner so the S hooks are pulling on the pole pocket rod. then use small hand grips to support the S hooks. will need 2-3 people on the middle of the banner.

and to think most people get glazed over when explaining raster vs vector that would be total overload

we have seen the best results with Arlon banners and 1000 D, printing Roland Eco-Sol VS-640

have got to say I am a coffee snob and hands down the best flavoring is a single origin bean, that is hand ground while still frozen. http://www.bulletproofexec.com/how-to-make-your-coffee-bulletproof-and-your-morning-too/

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?101476-Banner-Dolly&highlight=heavy+rolls

isn't the braille supposed to be under the copy? at least the rivet used is the same color as the sign

have not taken the time to read all the posts, so if this already suggested consider this a +1 as temp fix, why not locate a wholesaler (there are several MM here) that can handle the 12mil and then you can focus on the sales/customer service till you find a fix for yourself. another option is...

we have used Orafol 631 for cover jobs and it worked good. with this being a hovercraft is the filming going to be while on the water while moving? how well will temp films work with water and wind?

+1 at the QTY it is much easier and cheaper to screen print and even better outsource leaving you doing other jobs

stouse or stickerman.com

short answer, Yes takes stress off of the CPU and allows for multiple monitors

+1 as long as the car is not being raced then a re-positionable material would be idea to cover up if it is being raced, might look into removable vinyl something like 631. we did a install and removal of this stuff and it was a dream with the removal, no heat was needed and left no residue...

regarding the RIP, since the new machine do a lot more internally then previous machines, how does that work when dealing with an advanced RIP like caldera? Do they play nice with one another or does the Printer come in and override the settings that you have made/imported from Caldera?

we run Roland Eco Sol here and are VERY pleased with the capabilities. regarding Latex, there are SEVERAL members here are Wrap Gurus (ProWraps, Colorado) who swear by HP and HP is releasing their new line of printers that are suppose to solve the issues https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60kUgPLbc64