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Thanks cg. I'm not sure what lens was used. My buddy is a professional photographer, so he takes the nice shots for me.

Looks great. Love the fruit.

It's been a LONG time since I've posted any of our work, but here's one of our most recent wraps. It's a neat little car - Tesla Roadster 100% Electric (no fuel at all). There's some before pics on our FB page here https://www.facebook.com/designerwraps.

Stop wasting it in the phone books and move it online (google ppc). You'll get TARGETED traffic to your site (people actually searching for the services you provide). You'll only pay for what clicks you get and you can track everything. You can do A LOT for $1000/yr online and actually get a...

We used Oracal 210m on our shop van, since we'll re-wrap it in than 2 years, and Oracal 290m on the trailer. Shhh ... we used 3m 180c on both with another manu's lam (it's a myth anyway - don't believe the hype). Anyway, I was pleased with how the finishes looked on both. We'll prob try the 3M...

NICE!!! Thanks!!

Measure, take pics, measure ... make your own. Simple.

Hey, anyone know what this font is? The 'white line' only. Notice the lowercase "g" in energy. thanks! Sean Offsite pic replaced. Please observe our rules on photo posting.

autofx - never tried either, but i will. briankb - yeah, we have in inkjet already, and "I guess" I'm spoiled with that as far as trying (not) to compare it to the Summa. At least that's what my sales rep told me "not" to do. But I don't want to hear that. A line in the print is a line in the...

p3 - I sent Summa sample prints that I had and they said "the lines" were from a Line Feed Issue. So I finally got on the phone with support and they remoted into the pic and adjusted some settings. After which the same samples looked better than they originally did, but the "overlap / banding"...

It still VERY buggy! I hope 10.0.3 is in the works!!

We built our site over 4 yrs ago - www.greatlettering.com (currently developing an updated version - to be out some time this year). I never really gave thought to selling the "software/tool" behind it (I was going to sell the entire site at one time, but its cashflow is too good to let go)...

Very impressive indeed. Thanks for sharing. Your recent article in SignCraft was very inspiring. Congrats on your success ... would love to hire you do redo our website.

Nice work. They all look great.

Have them get it sanded better and painted propely then wrap it (no warranty with no guarantees on it not pulling off the paint when the wrap is removed) or tell them again no warranty and no guarantees it will even stick let alone last if u wrap it as is. Either way tell them no warranty on...

Yes you'll be fine with 3951 on the graphics as long as u laminate of course.

Pretty cool. I like it.

Ok, so took some more time and went through that other forum that JR's recommended http://www.digital-graphica.com/phpBB3/index.php... Actually helped a lot. We got the banding down a bit. I'm still not 100% happy with it, but it is def much better than it was. Anyway, to answer a few questions...

Update. I'm really not that happy with the machine. I guess u can say I sort of got used to the small dots on gradients and such but what I cannot get used to and the main reason behind my disappointment is the banding (overlap). Forget trying to print anything wider than 4". And support now...

They combined it all into one mag now - Sign & Digital Graphics mag