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Have you actually done this? Bad Wrap, etc will NOT do all the work for you. It's typically much more off then templates we build ourselves (vehicle dependent) And it certainly won't do 3D transitions and can not take the curves, turns, bends, etc into account.

You could also cheat... any of the lines that cross over all the panels could be printed and applied separate from the base wrap.

Good idea :)

Can you PM or Email me some info and pricing? :wink:

I've not seen that problem if there is sufficient width on the material. Have you tried rotating the design in production manager?

<sigh> :wink:

hehe... glad you guys figured it out :)

Anyone have a good source for "4x4" logo's? I'm sure there are tons out there somewhere. :thankyou:

The real cheap ones will break (been there done that). We did replace our last one with a ClipShop and it's been WAY better then the cheapy we had, and it's still pretty inexpensive vs Stimpson and Hiker. We also went with the stainless steel dies. http://buygrommets.com/buygrommets/default.asp

Here's a good use for the iPad :rock-n-roll:

Ooops... forgot the picture with the tape :Big Laugh

Rather? Of course... who wouldn't "rather" be cool? :wink: Budget doesn't always allow :rolleyes:

Used WrapCut on this bumper wrap we did last week. Worked great, as usual :) Customer wanted to show some of the chrome as an accent, so WrapCut made that pretty easy.

Wow... I keep our shop pretty warm. Around 80 degrees or so, running fans. Just can't justify the high commercial bills, even as low as I'm paying now for electricity. Office/work area is around 1200 sqft, and the back shop (non A/C) is around 1400 sqft. Just run a large evaporative cooler...

He's open to PVC, etc as options as well if you guys think they will last and be cost effective

I have a client looking for something in the 8x10 to 10x12 size for a yard alarm sign. Curious what the most cost effective substrate and stake options are in your opinion. He only wants roughly 25 or so this time around.

We just build our table out of 2x4's topped with 3/4" plywood. Then we topped the main table with a 5'x8' cutting mat such as : http://www.speedpress.com/categories/2/25

Evap coolers help a lot... however, they DO add a lot of humidity to the air (that's how they work!) 106 here yesterday :frustrated:

We were the first in the industry (to my knowledge) to use WrapCut on a wrap and it worked great. It didn't have an official name when we tested it :wink: A few pictures from the first job with it (posted previously) is here!

Good idea :) http://www.facebook.com/novoworks