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are you talking about fiberglass camopys or plastic?

what laminates have you found to be resistant to that?

slightlychilled, why do you think it wouldnt be profitable?

what do you mean by MX type?

is there anything that is very conformable that can stick to polycarb? the helicopter bodies i am looking at are fiberglass, which should take vinyl well i believe.

just looking for different suggestions on the material to use and if anyone had suggestions on technique. since i am new to this i am just looking for some outside ideas. i am familiar with the nitro fuels, i myself own nitro powered planes and helis. the fuel exposure on aircraft is...

I've got some clear spray that is fuel proof. I think just the laminate should hold up on its own though. most people that are going to wrap a canopy or body are going to keep it cleaned off at the end of the day so exposure shouldn't be too bad. I'm trying to come up with some nice designs...

lamination should protect the ink, and i doubt weight would be much a factor. these machines have close to 4 HP and only weigh 9lbs. they can actually carry more than they weigh! ive just got to figure out what material will conform the best, and come up with some radical designs.

I'm thinking about starting to get into wrPs of RC vehicles. Starting with helicopters. I called mactac and they reccomended roughrap after seeing a picture of what I was a plying to because of the conform it and size. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of material and method to...

Roland just came out with a glossy and a matte backlit film. I am considering trying it out. Its on their website under the media section, featured at the top

I'm using a roland sp-300i. I am printing a large job on banner material with a large black area and a green area. The green area is mostly yellow with a little cyan, according to the cmyk color code in my document. The black is straight black. Looking at my ink levels before and after a...