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I had to share this one. A sponsor logo for some event signage that I am doing. Resolution is decent, the clown was clipped pretty good, but just what the heck was the thought on this one??? Not even sure what kind of company this is. Color me baffled.

Get a faster printer! Jk, what RIP are you using?

Perfect! Thanks a ton J Hill. I do not post very often but I read daily, and you are one of the most helpful members on this site. :notworthy:

You could use an extruded aluminum system such as octanorm to create a freestanding structure. Octanorm may not be the best fit for you as I think that they have order minimums, but there are other companies out there making similar products.

I need help with these fonts. Thanks in advance!

I used to do this in Adobe Image Ready, but that program went away and was integrated into Photoshop if I am not mistaken. If I stumble across more info I will report back.

I used to etch zinc plates back in art school (print making major) and have often wondered if uv ink would hold up to an acid bath. Could be fun!

thought I would try this new feature... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxv2C5fplX8

Doesn't this contradict itself. Seems you would want a clear static cling that would need a white backer once it was printed (second surface).

Flat taxes make too much sense though. :banghead:

In my experience, Gatorboard will still warp especially if only one sided is mounted to (maybe being hung on a wall would keep humidity from affecting it tho?). I might consider something with a styrene face such as Ultraboard or Gatorplast. Lap joint is a great idea tho!

Like Phototex?

Hey Colorado - Is the Arlon DPF 8000 permanent or can it be removed without damaging the pads?

Anybody have any tried and true experience with this topic? I have a feeling that we will be doing some baseball wall pads next week. Thanks in advance!

Whoa! Just checked it out. Cool track. :rock-n-roll:

I wish it showed more posts on "whats new". I will surely be missing threads as I used to only frequent the latest threads.

How about printing black on gloss black vinyl. Might be enough variation of shiny-ness to look cool. You would have to reverse out the image. Not sure what equipment you have, but when I print on gloss, the print looks more matte than the vinyl.

Check their website for maximum package sizes. We regularly ship similar items out sandwiched in between either plywood or scrap 1/2" gator/ultraboard. If using plywood, either band it or shrinkwrap the crap out of it. If using gator/ultra, we have gotten away with packing tape around the...

or path and error. lol jk. But seriously, nice job. I wish I could work with fabric like that. Edited to ask if you print the fabric in house and if so, what equipment are you using? Direct Sublimation, Transfer Sublimation? Heat press?

Asphalt Art carries a couple of products that would work. CatWalk or TexWalk I have not used the TexWalk, but the Catwalk is nice. Printed UV, a large 8' diameter graphic has held up wonderfully with daily foot traffic in a dirty warehouse. Mops up nice leaving the image looking as good as...