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Wall Murals
Started this discussion. Last reply by irving donaldson Oct 10, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Hey folks....any suggestions on tiling. I have two large murals I am working on. Have nothing printed yet. Just getting to it now. Read about the tiling, but am not sure of what I am looking at.…Continue
Wall Mural
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Ashby Oct 8, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Printing a large wall mural for installation this Sunday. Have some concerns. I have done signs this size before, but installing on a flat surface where the work is below me and easy to…Continue
Printing on reflective vinyl
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steven Jackson - Admin Oct 25, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Likes
My understanding of the eco-sol max is its a transparent ink. Given that fact has anyone printed on reflective white vinyl. ANd if so were you able to preserve the reflectivity of the vinyl?Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ken Wagner Sep 27, 2011. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone know or use a wholesale printer that can deliver paper brochures, flyers etc. I have been getting a lot of requests for this type of work as well as business cards. I have been looking…Continue
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"Irv, we must be born under the same sign....LI's are the only way to get there!!"
"Jenn, I know this is an old post, but I have a 3' Tennsmith shear that I use to cut various sizes. I would be willing to help you out if you haven't found a solution yet."
Steven Jackson - Admin replied to Jim Ashby's discussion Printing on reflective vinyl"if you laminate the printed reflective it will do the same."
chip replied to Jim Ashby's discussion Printing on reflective vinyl"when you print on reflective vinyl do you then laminate it to protect it. I usually print on a clear material, laminate that then stick it onto the reflective, I find it works quite well and doesnt fade over time"
"Thanks Irv. This should save material ;-)
Jim"
irving donaldson replied to Jim Ashby's discussion Wall Murals"Not idiot proof. It takes some getting used to. You go to the clip and tile section; pick your number of tiles; select which part you want to print first; click the side you do not; print that with or without alignment marks; VC can do the…"
Wall Murals
Hey folks....any suggestions on tiling. I have two large murals I am working on. Have nothing printed yet. Just getting to it now. Read about the tiling, but am not sure of what I am looking at. I have to create 2 panels for both jobs and I have to overlap to register the print correctly. Is Versaworks in the tiling dialogue idiot proof? For Installation I'm thinking I Print and Cut, then trim excess by hand, then install and finish trim to existing parameters. Would you do it that…See More
"Thank You Ray. I suppose you can do this by yourself. I have another that is only 30" high X 96" long. Would you propose trying to do this in one piece?
Thanks for your advice
Jim Ashby"
Ray replied to Jim Ashby's discussion Wall Mural"Pull three or four inches of liner off the top of the vinyl and cut the liner off. Stick that to the wall and adjust until you think it is straight. Make sure that three or four inches lays down nice and flat. Reach behind the vinyl and pull down on…"
Wall Mural
Printing a large wall mural for installation this Sunday. Have some concerns. I have done signs this size before, but installing on a flat surface where the work is below me and easy to facilitate. Looking for some suggestions to install a nice clean trouble free job. This is roughly 96" high X 86" wide and will be tiled.Thanks to all who can add some previous experience.Jim A.See More
Simon Rose replied to Jim Ashby's discussion Printing on reflective vinyl"I print all the time on 3M 680C reflectives... the tranparency of the CMY colours allows the reflectivity of the media to still shine through, but the K is nearly opaque, so anywhere printed in black will not reflect anymore."
Ray replied to Jim Ashby's discussion Printing on reflective vinyl"Yes I have printed on reflective vinyl. Machine decals for a snowmobile train drag. They want the drag to be seen at night from all sides. Worked pretty good. I use Arlon vinyl.
Ray"
Steven Jackson - Admin replied to Jim Ashby's discussion Printing on reflective vinyl"it does still retain some reflectivity. We had a heat transfer printable reflective material at one time that worked well and I have printed onto reflective decal media many times. the darker the color, the less reflective."
Printing on reflective vinyl
My understanding of the eco-sol max is its a transparent ink. Given that fact has anyone printed on reflective white vinyl. ANd if so were you able to preserve the reflectivity of the vinyl?See More
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- Delanco, NJ
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- VersaCamm 640
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- Hotronix Fusion
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Mistake found after customer proof sign-off...what to do?
Posted on December 5, 2010 at 10:09am 11 Comments 0 Likes
I can't believe this! I had sent off a file for approval by the customer. This is the calendar job that I had been discussing earlier. Feeling like a real rookine here. Need some advice. This job was complicated to say the least, and I spent a lot of hours in front of the computer screen. After about the 42nd print I noticed a typo. What would you guys do with this??? In distress :-(
Heat Press Purchase
Posted on November 1, 2010 at 12:33pm 4 Comments 0 Likes
I am looking to start doing short runs on T's for some of the customers I currently have. New to this part of the business. Does anyone have some opinions on what to look for when purchasing?
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 2:07am on August 3, 2010,
Kevin Hirata said… - Hi Jim,
Welcome to Myversacamm. I encourage you to actively use this site as a resource to learn more about the Versacamm and some of the neat and fun things it can produce. Let me know if you may have any questions, or post your questions on one of our forums.
Thanks for joining us!
Kevin
- At 5:32pm on August 2, 2010,
Steven Jackson said… - Jim,
Welcome to MyVersacamm! I hope that you find some useful information in one of our forums or on one of the blogs. Please let me know if there are any questions that I can help answer for you.
Thanks for joining our community!
~Steven
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