jeremySI

same way any other cutter does. create them in corel and send to your cutter with whatever cutting program you use.

download inkscape and use that to create vectors

i use rtape

3M dinoc series has a lot more textures/patterns than carbon fiber

what he is talking about is making one or more triangles(you can use any other shape) on your design in a dif color. when you go to cut your image cut the shapes with each part and then layer them by overlaying the shapes on top of each other.

perfectly normal. although i do remember my refine leaving much more noticeable marks than my graphtec but yeah no need to worry about it.

why not just make them yourself

you are gonna have tough luck finding a file of oem racing stripes on the internet, especially for free. take some pictures and make em up yourself.

yeah what he said, will prob be fine for the flatter panels but it is gonna be more work on the curves to get it to come out good

hmmmmm

oh wait you bought the regular 180c which is the cast sign vinyl. i thought you had bought the ij180cv3 which is the badass wrapping film

i ran my refine the whole time that i had it through usb with not a single problem

you cant scan an image as a vector

is it doing that in the same spot on the cutter everytime?

are the marks on the inner side of the rollers

hm i have only seen it offered in white for printing.

what are you printing with?

yeah dont use 751 or 951 to try to wrap a car it would be such a headache hexis, oracal and 3m are all really good wrapping vinyls. you will be very happy with the 3m180, i have some samples of it before i used to wrap my car and it is soooo easy to work with. i thought you wanted black though?

well a corel file would be a .cdr extension which im pretty sure signblazer doesnt accept. back when i used SB i had the best luck with EPS files, AI files gave me troubles sometimes and usually had to save as an older version to get em to work.

Jeremysi.

A lot of people use it but I personally think it is very obsolete especially for image editing which can be done much better in inkscape if you want to go the free route. You can use illustrator to cut if you have a cutter from a company that offers a plugin such as graphtec or roland

good luck though, when i looked i think i only found one sign shop on the island

if he is licensed then call up those companies and see if they will release the images to you or him

cant cut that red font

sweet i was going to get stationed in Oahu. one of the reasons i didnt take it was i researched shipping prices it would cost me on all the vinyl and stuff