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Hi all, Want some opinions and learned lessons. Ive got a customer what wants banners made from mesh material. Found the material, comes with backing. My questions are, How did you like printing on mesh? Did you run into problems with mesh coming off of backing material, thus causing head...

It looks like the exact same stuff, only a generic brand.

Is it aluminum or plastic http://www.egilplastics.com/product-show.php?showlei=&Leiid=&n=1&id=225

I guess the real answer here is, "Ask your laywer."

Perfectly legal for them to do it. They can copyright all their work kind of like how walgreens wont print pictures from proofs you get from your kids school. You might be able to get a release from the customer stating that the photograph is their own property and they give you permission to...

Thats what I though. Unfortunately, when I do that, it ties up the machine until drying and laminating is done. Kind of sucks. :banghead:

SC540I printed an image, had the printer print registration marks, everything worked fine. laminated print, put back into printer, aligned registration marks, used auto align to do it, went to cut, but the cut was smaller then the print. It looked like it knew what it was doing, but the actual...

I was trying to keep away from holes and screw heads in the face. Plus with expansion, wouldn't the screws become loose with time?

Suggestion. Please correct me if im wrong, but heres what I would do. Remove plaque, screw aluminum sheet like polymetal. Then use VHB tape to attach it to the polymetal. And perhaps a bead of silicone around the edges to prevent excess moisture getting behind it. Any thoughts.

Upon closer inspection, they really need a logo revamp. Hey, they got a great name. Keep driving. Oh a supply company, uh what type of supplies, keep driving.

That's what I had in mind. Remove vent, paint it white, because odds are its that plastic that nothing stick to anyway, sand it prime it, paint it, then put lettering on it. Drive the price up and then offer a wrap for a bit more. Upsell upsell upsell

There maybe something in the file causing it to fail when trying to convert. Try selecting the entire object and converting it to an object. Then try exporting it. Not sure that it will work, but worth a try.

They claimed the last guy gave them decals 56"x63" that were applied with transfer tape. Im thinking, it might be better to just laminate them, easier to apply without transfer tape, then using the tape. What do you all think.

Im not laminating them due to the trucks being beat up, but because the trucks are in service an extremely limited time. Less than a year. And are beat to death by the customers. Not because they are junk trucks. He just has a high turn around.

Hi all, I have a customer that insists on 3m products. I normally do not use 3m, but if he's paying for it, Ill use it. I'm using a sc540 printer with normal eco-solvent inks. There going on abused moving trucks, so I wont be laminating them and I don't need top of the line. My supplier does...

Im kind of seeing what the others have already mentioned, hearts instead of clovers. I thought, what if you some how incorporated the "y" into the stem of the clover, however that would limit your manipulation of the use of the clover on top and in front. Just throwing that out there

For some reason I cant upload a cdr file. Telle me its invalid.

Nope not checked.

The bubbles were not a bitmap before exporting them to a pdf. They are grouped, however when I ungroup them, the line goes away, but they lose their transparency. Ive attached both images. So, somewhere while exporting to pdf, the bubbles are converted into a bitmap, thus causing the line...

I think that is what it is, the drop shadow of the glasses is a bitmap and is causing a problem with the other parts of the image. Not sure how to fix it though. Any suggestions?