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I agree with Circleville do the top as one piece and the bottom as one piece. I assume you have done a wrap or 2 so think of it like the recess areas on a front spoiler. On the deep ones we lay in a piece to fill the fog light hole then wrap the spoiler and trim out there should be a small over...

Laminator would be a matter of personal choice as well as a plotter but if you go with a seal or royal soverign laminator and a graphtec or summa plotter you will be fine. As for other tools there are lots of little tools that make wrapping a lot easier and less stress thumb through some...

Bigfish got my vote. Thanks Josh.

I was thinking engine turn as well. So you say engine turn wont work well try this. Take engine turn in to what every program you use and redraw just one turn then make copies and have 4 then turn it into a pattern and there you go. It will require some trial and error on the drawing part but...

Welcome to the forum from Northeast Florida.

You are worried about getting to much work? That is the one problem every business owners wants to have. If you have to much work coming in then (if you have done things right) you should have money coming in you can hire grunts to help with some of the load until you find someone with the...

As most have already said S Corp is the way to go it really isnt that much of a big deal to do and maintain (taxes will be a little tuff so get an accountant) but you will protect your personnal assets do you want to be sued and have them take almost everything from you or would you rather have...

I like post 13 as well but I also think Jill was on to something with some tribal type stuff not really feeling the gears but the rest is looking good and the colors are nice.

Just replace the lines you will be in a better postion knowing the lines are good. Also for the heads before I bought anything I would try running flush through them with a syringe you should be able to get the heads cleaned enough to test the system out then you can either try cleaning them...

I will be there its in my backyard. I have been to 3 of the ISA Orlando shows and a few other non ISA shows and I have to say that the ISA shows are pretty good. All though the one in 2010 was lacking a little but the economy was still in a huge panic but it was still a good show.

The double sided carpet tape is some pretty strong stuff but I think it comes in 2" width's or larger. I used it to hold down wooden blanks for my cnc router years ago 2 strips on the bottom full length on a board 18" wide by 24" long and 3/4" thick and then let the router go to town carving...

I would agree with Artbot if the ink is pooling its probably a profile issue at least that is quick and easy to test and if it works great use the VJ to print vinyl and the RJ to run banners and crap. set the density levels down in the rip and try it if it works look for a new profile or build one.

Artbot is a Mimaki JV3 master listen to him he knows his stuff. Ok I have a JV3 and here is what I would do if you are any good at DIY stuff go to youtube and look for the head doctor build a system like theres it will save you alot of money in the long run of owning one of these printers. As...

Title says it all I am wanting to know what the differences are between the 1604, 1614, 1624. Is the the 1604 a good buy now or not and at what price would it be a good buy?

First off I am not familier with your printer is it a 6 color or 4 color machine if it is a 6 color machine you need a 1X6 profile. The profile doesnt need to always match the material I use a Oracal profile on an Avery material with great results. Now with that said I spent some time doing...

Banner track system would be the most cost effective for your client in the long run but the initial cost will be high. As for the wind loading not sure it better be heavy at the bottom like a sailboat. He better check on insurance I called my insurance company as I thought about doing...

Manuals I cant help you with but the printheads well I tried a cleaning service once to me it wasnt worth it they couldnt recover either of the print heads to my satisfaction but billed me anyways as they said they were exceptable. Personally I would soak them in flush and then try pushing fluid...

No real recommendation on material I have used Avery supercast(very thin easy to stretch) 3M IJ180 and oracal 3951 personally they all have pros and cons. Personally unless your doing simple flat stuff the small savings in material cost will bite you on the install. Now for the registration...

I like the one in post 11 just dont use clip art and change the font to something readable. I know you dont want the Hog picture but face it the name is Hogwild so use it.

Try going to the manufacturers website of the media you are using and download a profile from them. I know that 3M, Oracal and Avery all have profiles for there materials on there sites some are limited as to rips but its a start. I know that the profiles are not great sometimes but we have...