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Yep, that's what we do as well. Whether it's window graphics or wall murals or vehicle graphics. As long as the installer has a tile map or mockup labeled as the graphics are it's pretty simple.

Do you see a little blue oval that says printing services sprinkled all over the forum? It's in subheads and posts all over the forum but they move around. I've decided it's an ad of some sorts, but it just goes to Google search results. they look like this:

Label them window 1, 2, 3 etc and print out a mockup showing what window is labeled what and give that to the installer so they know what panel goes where.

Yah, what the heck is this "printing services" link sprinkled all over the place? It's weird. Edit: ...and now it's gone. even weirder....

OOF, I guess I didn't really look at it closely. I just googled it to see what it looked like, and saw the "template" looking image, followed that and it looked promising.

I haven't come across the need for one yet, but This place has them for sale for about $25 https://getoutlines.com/vector-drawings/28373/2023-rivian-delivery-500-drawings

In my 30+ years, I've used illy, vector magic, graphic tracer, back to illy... Now I just use vectorizor.ai for quickly recreating logos. It's simple and takes just seconds. Graphic tracer takes too long. The basic settings aren't good enough results, so you have to go into the advance settings...

Have you tried 50% white? I've done CWC with the white set at 50%

If you use Versa Works, there is an option to doublestrike (overprint) 1, 2 or 3 times. You don't even need a specific profile. Can't imagine why one would need to overprint 3x, but it's there. In Onyx I just use the backlit profile if I want a double strike. On our UV flatbed (asanti RIP)...

Yes there is, and if the lights are on during the day it's best practice. It's only a problem when they only have the lights on at night - and for a sign, It's just dumb to not have them on all the time.

I always ask if the lights are on day and night, and how bright they are in determining whether or not to double strike.

Technically, but it really doesn't do that great of a job. Tracing in Illy is better than Graphic Tracer, but I've found that vectorizer.ai works the best as long as there are no gradients or special textures involved. and it's crazy fast

I was referring to the fact that we're importing eggs from Turkey the country. Doesn't make sense that we would export eggs to Australia, if we have to import them from somewhere else due to lack of supply.

So we're exporting the those eggs we're importing from Turkey?

hah, maybe. I didn't re-read the whole thread, I was thinking this thread was about vinyl curling after cutting it too soon.... I must have been thinking of a different thread. Sorry everyone. I'll see myself out.

I understand your question, I was being facetious - hence the "big laugh" emoji. I don't know of anyway to keep curled edges down short of sticking it on to something, or maybe using transfer tape (overkill, and not even sure that would work). If it's calendared vinyl it may just relax on it's...

Stick it to something, the adhesive will keep it down. :big laugh:

Textured wall we would use 3m ij180 with a cast matte laminate 8520

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And before he became a priest and then the Pope he was once a bouncer at a nightclub. Interesting guy.