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WOW, that is awesome, the fur looks real. How (where) did you get the fur pattern, did you create it? And the Sahara and Jeep logo in silver carbon fiber, did you print that (on what material)? This is a really nice wrap job, good work! :clapping: :rock-n-roll: :thumb:

Hey, I like that Camo pattern and the hood ornament also... Any other ideas out there????

Hey folks, anyone have any photos of a awesome Jeep Wrangler wrap or graphics you've created, I'm looking for some inspiration? I just got a yellow Jeep Wrangler Unlimited and wanted to either wrap it or put some graphics on it. Thanks

And I have read that's NOT Photo shopped!

Well that is true, but after a Google search I know what she looks like. https://www.google.com/search?q=kim-kardashian-pour-paper-magazine&rlz=1C1EODB_enUS552US554&espv=2&biw=1375&bih=807&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=03NvVN_UFbaHsQT824KAAg&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ

Ok, but I can't imagine she would consent to an image of snow blowing out of her a_s!

I have been a member here for over 5 years and in that time have read many posts about Trademark and Copyright infringements, and that you can't just copy images off the internet and used them for commercial purposes. So, how is it that a ABC television show like Jimmy Kimmel can take an image...

Yes, use framer's tape on the back to cover the staples (see video), also some times I use double sided tape and attach a large sheet of black acid free paper to the entire back side for high end gallery wrap projects. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djJFpSlPhoA

That's why I print the grid with vert and horz lines, it allows me to get a TRUE flat image in PS without any distortion, If you start out right (see below) you will not have to do very much to straighten the image, and I use the lens correction filter in PS to make sure it corrects for my lens...

I had FlexiSign Pro 8.0 and a few years ago, I just purchased the upgrade to 10.x from Bobby Fosson at CS Sign Supply, he is a merchant member here: https://www.cssignsupply.com/

I use low tack vinyl and print a 1"x1" grid over the whole piece, then apply the vinyl to the panels I want to make a template of, and using a black marker follow the outer edge of the panel drawing a line, I also make notes if the panels have returns or need to match up with another panel. I...

Wayne, can you provide a close-up photo of the seam between the top and bottom panels? Thanks

The one you show is NEW to me, I have the older style: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Take-Up-Device-for-Roland-Mimaki-Mutoh-Reel-System-Large-Format-Printers-110V-/261539529239?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ce4f88217 And it works great for me. I plug mine into a electric timer so it will turn...

I agree with 2B, overall looks good, the design easy on the eye, gets the message across, however the "AIR" is a bit lost and the word SEA is all I read at first, (you have to really try hard for the AIR). If the tuck was moving, not sure the customer would get it...

Your next step should be getting a power isolator (back-up), to prevent this from happening again and blowing your new power supply! BTW: Were you able to purchase the new power supply directly from Roland, how much? Thanks for letting us know the outcome.

Have you heard the saying an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure? Don't know what caused your problem, but I would bet it was some kind of a power (voltage) spike the came into your printer during the night after you left, it may have been large enough to arc across the original fuse...

Ok, I found a video showing a automatic resin doming applicator, looks like this is a must have tool for doing this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vj2oDGMfhf4

Yes, I can see that, however I specifically wanted to know how Pat regulates the amount of resin onto the surface of each decal out of the gun, ie : 2oz of liquid per decal or just eyeball the amount? In Pat's photo, all the doming looks to be the same height, however if you apply more or less...

Nice work Pat, what system are you using (brand of epoxy resin) and how do you control the amount of epoxy resin placed on each decal to keep them consistent looking? :thumb: