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shouldn't be an issue if you use a thick floor lam with even just regular vinyl afaik.

that sucks, both sound like they were doing was they thought they were supposed to be doing. usually pretty territorial.

shouldn't have an issue drying, but it doesn't hurt to try!

love me some dobies. i have a 70 lb pitbull that is pretty amazing at knowing whether you should be there or not. i left my back door open on accident so my neighbors called the cops to check it out. apparently she came charging through the house, cop slammed the door, and said yeaaaaa, we don't...

not familiar with that printer, but see if there is a full-width scan setting and turn it off.

i invite them into my home while on vacation. i promise, they won't have a good day after meeting my dog lol

something about the new permissions for windows 8. whatever you do, DONT upgrade to 8.1. its a pain to get back to 8 and vw wont work with 8.1

not sure if i would black out the entire storefront. let some light in, and you can see who is approaching the door.

i tried saving you some time so you didn't need to re-install :Cool 2:

running as admin should fix it...

static cling and canvas are the only materials i use uni-directional on.

bi-directional all day, just for speed and especially on my mimaki. that machine is slow as dirt.

getting VW to work on 8 was a pain in the ***. i had the same issue. have you tried running as admin? right click>run as administrator

maybe a wood frame? could always wrap it tight around the poles and bolt it in! haha

we use it mainly for paper prints of some sort

why not get a 2 in 1? if you do a lot of vinyl, your best bet is to get cold.

is it reverse-weed? if it's a bunch of lettering or a graphic you won't have to use 60" material. panel it then line it up. if it's full coverage, i THINK oracal makes a 60". don't quote me on that though. as far as feeling bad that you screwed the job up, that is on the customer. he wanted a...

how did you mount it? that is pretty awesome. great job on the outline for the acrylic too!

we don't charge for art if it's a basic setup. when somebody brings us a logo that is a 4 x 6 jpeg (most of the time way way smaller) and say they want a 4' x 8' mdo, yea, we definitely charge by the hour for that.

we haven't ran into this issue before. we usually let it dry for a day or two.