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10mil pvc on a roll cuts on our graphtec.

That is exactly what I did and the bus came out to about 7'x35' and that doesn't seem feasible, so I thought I was missing something.

It is right down the street so that is the plan. I have seen it along with the ratio, but never just alone like that. It threw me off

So I have never seen someone use this for a scale (see attached). I figured there was a scale somewhere, not just what is on there. Has anyone seen this before? Am I missing something that makis this much easier than a ratio? I just thought I guess I could make a box and scale the whole thing...

It always helps to have those cop buddies. :)

Thats crazy. we've been broken into once but they just hit whatever change was in the register. and broke a window and 2 doors before getting in. cameras are a must. there are so many drunks here and our parking lot seems to be a haven for illegal activity because it is hidden from the main...

Do you not have an alarm system?

Is that diamondplate cut around every little diamond?

Oh, Right. That makes sense. I would ask to see it in working order, at the very least.

for $200, what is it gonna hurt to just try it?

i am not sure what DX is, I have a pro version of flexisign. Alot of stuff is similar to illy but it does differ. Not very hard to learn if you have been using illy. I would call and ask the functionality of what DX can handle. But from what they show about the printer it looks like it can print...

If it is using Flexi as the rip, you should be able to design in any program, save as pdf and load said pdf right into the rip. It probably just has a bunch of templates already set up but if you have any competency in design you should be able to design a traffic sign in any program pretty quickly.

just to let you know, I tried the canned ij35-c profile they have, it is garbage. I have had better results with finding a profile with great color, and tweaking it for different medias. Just a thought

I like vertical seams. NOBODY cares about seams. and if they give a fit about them, you need to properly educate your customer. I pre-seam and put down in one piece for alot of stuff

20 minutes? It takes me 1 minute to load (if that) and 20 seconds to put on the take up reel. unloading is even less... you just hit one button. You must be doing something wrong. I like loading from the front as it saves space and time. don't even sit down to load it, i don't see why you would...

Don't worry about it. If you can educate and show you can do better work, it will level out. There was a guy here doing 18' Food trucks for DC (the maximum size allowed) for $1500. Needless to say, he is out of business. Someone also bought a billboard recently and stole my designer and is...

I installed some huge murals printed by another company... I can tell you they did not laminate and they had the same issue. My soft squeegee was red by the end of the day, along with my fingertips. Even though it was rubbing off... It didn't scratch or reveal the white. I told the print company...

if you go horizontal, I would do it under the red line so your seem is not on the curve so you have a flat, unstretched seam to lineup.. I also try not to wrap the plastic parts, we do sometimes, but I try to avoid it as it makes for a faster install but depends on the design, or if I design...

i didnt feel like doing my own work for 5 minutes. still could use a few tweaks

well i was told the metallic has to be installed the same direction because that's the way the flakes are laid... Even though I can't recall flipping a panel, except when trying to get it to match... Still doesn't explain the gray but I didn't take any pictures. I guess I want to know if anyone...