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I know what your talking about, i have gotten a box of coroplast blanks that are bowed and they don't suck down on the flatbed. Depending on how bad they are, you can put a 12" leader corooplast the width of the qty you are printing. and then put another behind it as it prints, this helps even...

Sweet work! I love Vintage Replica Decal jobs

I agree with you, racers around here have deep pockets.

They Look Great!

4 wide!

Nice work, I love the look/style of the all....Great Designs!

I'm Looking to find a font for the New York Yankees Script, or something very close, all my scripts are off.....customer is looking to have table numbers done in Yankee player names and they are requesting the Yankee or similar as possible.

Cool! thanks for sharing!

I would just use standard black vinyl on reflective yellow......highway signs ie speedlimits.....are high intensity or Diamond Grade reflective with Black vinyl or screen printed black opaque. and they shop up just fine at night

call a few fence building company's in your area and see if they can guide you toward a supplier.

I would use 3M Scotchlite 680 CR, its a lot more con-formable and less brittle, and you can print on it.......also consider using 3m transparent EC overlay like DOT signs. I think this will achieve the best result for viewing at night.

Don't be afraid to use a little water with couple of drops of baby shampoo. if your surface temp is hot the cast will be hard to work with. On a hot day, on fiberglass the water pushes out easy and makes for a nice application. Just keep the areas where you are trying to tuck and conform the...

It should last a good long while, 100,000 punches? 10,000 banners.....at least....lol

You can make a Z Bracket from 1/2 Sintra. cut to length, then cut to width, lets just say 3", then set your table saw at 45 deg., cut one side, then do the opposite to the other, the one that mounts to the wall drill holes and countersink them for screws. double face tape the other to your...

you might be in need of a new die, but if you tug it after it should come out, its from the back bunching up from the initial punch, let it flatten back out then clamp her down tight.

This site is helpful for conversions http://image.online-convert.com/

I would hand cut it.

I would print to size, pre trim, align the top right corner, and trim the bottom and left sides. def. no water, I wouldn't want to leave a gap, and I would use my squeegee and olfa knife to trim the edges. if you have a really bad window seal/gasket, you can trim a sliver off before you get...

That's it! Thanks TIKI

http://www.letterheadfonts.com/fonts/quantum.php not sure that one is it. any other ideas? might have to redraw her in the morning.