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A little stumped on a design for this truck. Its a Dodge 3500 and with the fender wells and large emblems, leaves very little space for any graphics, unless I install under the truck emblems. I kind of layed it out, but I think it looks pretty boring. Any suggestions?? Jim ps. and, thats...

Thats what I was looking for, Thank you

Where do you guys get generic images of vehicles to overlay images on for customers. so they can see what an image might look like. I have a 2005 dodge 3500 I need for a potential customer. Thanks

Was not intentional, but I think it gives it a more industrial look. I might play with it a little. Always changing it and adding/improving.

No I think your math was right the first time. 8x24 7*4=28?? or are you adjusting for some kind of bleed I dont know about.:frustrated:

Thanks. Im glad I did. Lots of great help from friendly people. Well, most of them. :Big Laugh

I was wondering why this post was still going. haha. Yea, paid for it. Thanks Phillip at Amigo Signs.

If I used any type of material other than vinyl banner, it would probably be ACM. That stuff is great and not too heavy. Easy to work with too. Any more suggestions or has anyone done these before and how did you do it.

No backlit. The problem with the verticals is how do I attach them to each other? Never done that. And, would you just use standard banner material?

I will tell you this. The machine will only be as fast as the slowest component. Kind of like the chain thing. In other words if the architecture of the computer is older, 5 years?, then you wouldn't really realize and increase in speed. Standard hard drives usually last the lifetime of the...

Afternoon Gents. I have a customer that wants a sign 8' x 24'. The existing sign is on the side of building and is a vinyl sheet over some substrate. Havnt looked yet. He wants to cover it with another sign with his logo and text on it. I only have a 54" sc540 and have never done anything...

Ill give that a try. I thought you were suppose to prewash first. And, I probably did wash it within 24 hours, but not sure.

I just started using printable heat transfer material with Thermo flex ColorPrint white vinyl and my sc540. I prewashed my garments, cotton t's, and applied per instructions that came with the vinyl. After about 3 or 4 washs, the vinyl is now all shriveled and although the color is fine, the...

No one has an opinion?? Thats strange for this site.

Think of your material as not a flat surface with some sides but as a pyramid. I know, its a cube with a side missing, bare with me. Wrapping a pyramid is like takeing a flat surface, the vinyl and stretching it over the top and down the sides. At the very top, its stretched at its max and at...

Hmm, as much as most ppl that comment on this forum have their 2 cents not very many replys. Do we have couch sign businesses. :)

Out of curiosity, who came up with the new logo. Looks great. Major improvement. Was kind of thinking, the new layout definately sets you apart from the previous, "done in the garage on the weekend" job.

Hi all, So I was reading random threads and read one about starting pay for new employees. Most ppl averaged around $11 to $13 an hour. I wondered, "I wonder how many employees the average sign company has?" So chime off. As for me, Well, two if you count the wife. And I get paid less than...

Instead of a chrome wrap, just use a spray. Rustoleum has some nice metallic sprays, but there are a lot on the market. Try on a test piece first.

Hi all, Got a buddy wanting to sell a hm1 and Im interested in getting into the digital printing on shirts. Currently use vinyl and printed vinyl. Not to impressed with the printed vinyl. Anyways, I would like to know the difference between the hm1 and hm1-c. Does the hm1 print white? or do...