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All sounds like good advise to me. I use either the R-tape or the Transfer Rite but, I RARELY wet apply. I agree the MAJOR difference seems to be price.

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Had a few lying around...lol Hope this helps. guitars.ai guitars.ai

I need this Eastern Star logo vectorized so I can cut it in color....I can't seen to get it right. Can some help me?

THANKS for the help anyway guys.... I got the customer to go for a simpler version I had.

We SOMETIMES use wet application on sheet metal, etc.....However, we ALWAYS wrap dry!!!

If You already have a bmp image then just select the item & click on trace bitmap. If not there is a "make a bitmap copy" funtion to convert your image...Then trace bitmap. Hope this helps!

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Here's the only one I have. It's in color though! Hope it helps! Darts.ai Darts.ai

I always Sharpied mine too but, Tater gave me a couple good ideas. I like the transfer tape tape backing idea....THANKS ! Gonna try that one!

I do full vehicle wraps with either AveryEZ or 3M comply. This material is expensive for letter & decals so, I use Oracal 651 or 751, 3M 7125, or Avery A6 or A9 to make decals & magnetic signs. A lot of people have discovered good discount brands but, I stick to what I know, ya know?

What kind of software are you using for your clip art? Inkscape is a good freebie that has a trace function. www.inkscape.org Other wise I think you need Corel or Adobe Illustrator or another sign software like Wincut, Flexi, Etc. Hope that helps !

The star looks like this one.....Can anyone vectorize this in color?

PLEASE HELP ! I need a cuttable color Eastern Star....the Mason symbol. Does anyone have one?

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Thanks for the tip! I love free vinyl.

Here are some MICE. Hope this helps. MICE.ai MICE.ai

Ordered my MH721 last week. Now I'm waiting for UPS to deliver. I have several years vinyl experience but, specialize in full vehicle wraps like the one below. I will be back once I am up & running. I have wroked with Roland & Gerber machines in the past and can't wait to see how this one stacks up! Great to see message boards like this!