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Look for a printer who has a Gerber Edge. Should be an easy job without any "screens setup" and the quality will be better and more consistent than a flatbed.

It is printed by a Gerber Edge (reverse print) with thermal foils onto clear polycarbonate. We do these all the time for generators, etc to protect them from scratches. Do you need the actual glass/polycarb panel itself, or just the "graphic"?

The rollers have to be outside the registration marks. The head needs positioned in front (about 1-2 inches) of the black box. When you load/clamp the material your "start point" for that operation has to be well in front of this area. Every error it gives you is unique to a certain issue, so...

Any idea on this one? It looks familiar but they're hard to ID sometimes if I don't use them often.

Another enclosed Trailer template. 10% scale. The sides are 16', but it also has the slanted front in addition to that...

I can't see any need to "drag" anything anywhere? Knifeless tape works great with reflective and specialty films for the most part.

Unfortunately I do not have this exact template. Our installers here do those by hand trimming or in this case would just put down knifeless tape before installation. Use a PVO template and give it about 2" bleed and 1-2" inset all around and it'll be gravy.

I have a GS, working but needs a new roller. Would sell for parts, shoot me a message.

Here is a Chevy "underground truck", Spartan Body.

Nah, just sharing them as I make them. Getting ready to head to Louisiana for vacation, so no more templates coming in the in the near future!

Food truck trailer template anyone?

We had to upgrade to the newest Onyx version and then it has been working flawlessly since. Onyx support should be able to help you get it going.

As far as I know, Decision1 is the only (US) parts source there is.

Maybe 3M 160c? It is a bit thicker.

With the newer "subscription" updates from Adobe, I find a lot of them to be pretty flakey. I would see if there is an update you haven't updated to yet and go ahead with it. That usually fixes the issue here if a reboot can't cure it.

That is laser cut foam. Very easy to do, if you have a laser.

We buy it from Neon Engineering in Cincinnati at that size. Grimco might have it in that size?

I know a guy in Cincinnati, Ohio with a whole machine with old heads. Shoot me a PM if you still need it.

Photo of the gray adhesive isn't the best, but many of the adhesives look the same, so you can't really tell them apart by sight since there are SO many of them. I've never seen black adhesive before and we use a decent amount of 3M. I'd just call up whoever you bought them from and get the...

Here it is! (I think!)