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one guy just went out of business in my area... doing food truck full wraps for $1000-1500. I laughed at my client when he said he got his last one done for that... It is failing left and right btw

if you use a cheap cal lam, it will be foggy and pointless... I know... I tried.

i just don't even do business cards anymore... People around here do them for like $35 for 1000

you can't just say Briteline... that's like saying you printed on clear 3M... What kind of briteline vinyl?

that is exactly what I was gonna try to do. I have some removable vinyl here from a different job that would work well... pita? yeah... not to mention his idea... is the whole thing to be wrapped in a usa flag

i think i need to wrap it to get an accurate template

awesome. that helps some. thanks

I could not find any measurements, template or anything online about them, but was wondering if anyone has wrapped one and can speak to the complexity of it. They look fairly easy but I don't know how large it is. It does not look too big, I am pretty good at estimating how long something will...

nuts will work. I may have to just pick a handwritten font for the other part

nuts will work. I may have to just pick a handwritten font for the other part

I know ive seen both of these before... thanks

the 260 is a completely different printer than the 360.... if you dont use the metal tension bar, you get no take-up reel. The way they built it is far better than the 260.... no need for that stupid plastic loop former.

If you plan on going over a "ridge and sinking" it in... Nothing will stay down. You are supposed to work into the grooves. From personal experience, the Avery lasts longer if I were to just "sink" it into a groove, with or without primer, compared to the IJ180. I can't compare to the IJ380...

you need to survey the entire job. If every one is going to be different, how do you expect anyone to help with a price... need to have some more info

once upon a time, we had to repair a neon channel letter sign on a raceway... part of the sign was not lighting, but the entire thing was buzzing... come to find out, they used the raceway as a jump to bypass the broken neon... the little shock might deter thieves.... :)

It is a Cloud issue. When they made Cloud, they made the program able to save a larger workspace. You can't open a native cloud file in 10. I found this out very quick. Export as flexisign 10 file and you should be fine.

You would save 6-7 linear ft making the panels 52". It is faster for us not to worry about seams including measurements, templates, printing, and applying. Nobody cares about seams once we inform our customers about them. just my .02 edit- that also goes to say not wasting time coming onto the...

I would print it all as one piece... Not die-cut letters... But that is just me... I would use the phone number for alignment to make sure it is straight.

we just bought a cheap gun from home depot and started spraying ours with clearshield. We used to not lam at all.

you can change the setting to feed no material at the end and only a .5" in the beginning... But you have to nest them if you dont want it to restart... If you send each panel individually, you are sending each one individually.... The printer does not automatically nest files...