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Hi Ideally Grab some masking tape and suspend the decal while taped and mark its position on the windoww using a chalk marker or whiteboard marker. Obviously it will go over the beam. Now. with a pen or pencil mark on the decal the start and end of the beam area. I would then cut the decal into three pieces and put each piece one by one. Put the decal on the beam only if the beam is smooth enough. You may have to reposition the decal w.r.t. the other parts, so the wet application method is recommended. Start squeeging from the centre and go upto the beam. You will have a bit of overhang or extra but don't worry, that cen be trimmed later on. Hope this helps

Hello everybody Has anyone by chance done any stickering for the balloons? They are pretty much in trend over everywhere. Are Latex Balloons the only ones we can put the stickers on? Also, anyone has any template about the balloon sizes please?

Definitely after bud. That is why they are the latex rubber balloons and the decals need to be in low to medium tack application tape. Have a look here

I am not a scal or VM user but I can try this thing in illustrator for you. WOuld you mind sending me the actual file?

Any idea about the font name please?

Is this something you are after? 668399153_ScreenShot2021-04-25at9_51_59PM.jpg.da179ae7838e5017901bcc69c2bd7955.pdf

The first thing I will look at is the file. Any double shapes, any overlapping lines or shapes overshooting from the joints. I also posted a video showing doubled up vector shape in an ai file a while ago. Do a closer inspection of the file. The next would be to have a look at overcuts. Are the lines overshooting from the joints or something?

Was a nightmare to do around the door rails and fitting the decals to the curves but came up pretty good once finished. Both the client and myself too happy

Please send me your file so I can have a look at it if you consider

Any chance you can send me the pdf version of the File you used to cut? I can have a look here as it appears the characters are overlapping. Something is going wrong when you are converting the text to shapes or silhouettes. In the meantime please try cutting these files to see if they cut the same way.(In particular, try Bebas Outline) The font is BEBAS Regular. The one titled "Bebas Outliune"is a silhouette made file ready to cut. Try using import command in Vinyl master if Open doesn't let you to open pdf files. But do not drag it into the workspace Do let me know how did you go Bebas outlines.pdf Bebas.pdf

I agree. The vinyl may be too old, sitting on the shelf for too long (especially when the supplier slashes the prices) or might have been exposed to direct sunlight. If this is one of the cases: 1. Weed the vinyl as soon as you finish cutting to eliminate the healing as someone said. 2. If the letters lift up then press the letter area with your finger and try stretching the weeding part. I too experience these things whenever I work with the vinyl bought at clearance prices. I ususlly score the lines in between the design so as to split the weeding area into small sections

I guess you need to do a layout on your software's interface before sending everything to the production manager of your software. I strongly feel you need to cut some designs one way and some rotated at 90 degrees so as to utilise the vinyl better and minimise the waste. Is it so?