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Humidity might be part of it! It gets humid in my shop also and I run a humidifier in summer. I have a humidity measuring thingy. I can really tell when I'm pressing apparel if it's steamy then there's a lot of humidity.

Not a lot of apparel people in this forum. I use HTV and a lot of plastisol transfers. I've used inkjet transfer paper but never heard of it on a roll. Sorry

For regular vehicles you print, laminate then install, I've never once seen/heard of applying a laminate after you wrap the car/truck. For race cars, I haven't laminated the wraps because they are typically too cheap to pay for laminate. However, we have some late model panels at home we bought...

I'm always very hard on myself until I see other peoples work. I rarely see a sign, vehicle or anything that is perfect. Most of what I've seen from other shops is between 3-7 stars. Very rare to see 9 or 10 star work, especially with commercial. It's pretty rare people with commercial vehicles...

Same problem here. I only print small projects and I order the larger ones out. That's no help at all LOL

I just saw this but I think the panels sound easier LOL

I used to use the 3M until I couldn't get it once so I per peoples advice on this forum I used Arlon SLX - and I love it! Been using it since around Covid and so far I have not gotten any complaints or seen any peeling vinyl on the vehicles I've done.

I had the tv on in the shop Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday - my sister came to watch the verdict and OF COURSE a customer walked in! He left after charge one LOL

No verdict yesterday...makes me a little nervous

Update! Well folks...I won't be lettering this trailer LOL You know that spray they put on truck bottoms so they don't rust out? It's black matte and sandy? - Well...that's what they used LOL Anyway, I'm going to put the lettering on aluminum instead and they will attach the panels. Good thing...

Interesting theory and it makes sense! We believe since there are three doors and he had never been to that house that he went to the garage door and the dog jumped up on him and knocked him down and he hit his head on the concrete step. The dog started barking, they came in and saw what...

One of the biggest things for me has always been the taillight ("debris field" - gag me). And the plow guy didn't see a body...my son plows - you KNOW where you are plowing and would have seen a body. And the google search...and the phone being destroyed...so much more...INNOCENT. Did you...

Oh! I watched everything on this case so far! I haven't been following the trial as much but now that you mention it, I'll put it on LOL She's Not Guilty!!!!! (IMO)

It's so funny how we're always looking at signs and vinyl :roflmao: Good catch!

Not sure exactly what you mean but all the taverns in town recently added vertical TV's with menu's, branded clothing for sale, and they pay for this by asking other businesses like myself to buy an ad spot and then my ad would appear on it - 5-10 seconds per screen shot. I think they wanted...

I sure as heck hope not or I'm walking away.

Almost every new logo I get now is AI generated and then I vector it and make changes. So far, it's not been anything near this wallpaper thing and I've been basically charging my art rate time plus vector charge and giving it to the customer.

Many times I've sprayed trailer screws to match vinyl colors with no issues. I use Rustoleum high performance enamel punched into a piece or coroplast sticking up, two coats. It dries fast. When I'm done I write the vinyl color it matches on the cover for later use. I've painted lots and lots of...

I'm going to go look at it again they said it turned out "bumpy"...good Lord...I'll report back with some photos and more details.

24' Trailer was painted black over the weekend...Oracal 751 Silver Gray Metallic and Red Reflective He told me 48 hours...I said longer than that. No idea what kind of paint they used, should I ask?