[diana13t]

I have an Epson Artison 810 Printer, a GCC Jauguar IV cutter and Corel Draw X4. I have a customer who wants me to make stickers to put on equipment they service. Can I do this with the equipment I have? If so, what media do I need to buy and where do I buy it? Also, how would I accomplish this?

Thanks,
Di

 

[baddjun1]

You need sign vinyl which you can get at some of the preferred vendors listed on the left. Or enter it in the search box up top.

 

[diana13t]

You need sign vinyl which you can get at some of the preferred vendors listed on the left. Or enter it in the search box up top.

I guess I didn't ask the question very clearly . I know I can cut vinyl for signs, banners, decals, etc. But can I use my Epson printer to print a multi-color design and cut it using my cutter?

The customer wants their logo and contact info to give to his servicemen to apply to the equipment they work on. So I wanted to print the sticker using my Epson then cut the "rectangle" out using my cutter.

 

[adicted2art]

You accually dont even need the vinyl cutter just go to this site they sell stickers you can print onto and just cut them out with scissors...here is the site Papilio Inkjet Media let me know how it works out i never tried this but always wanted to...here is a tutorial also.. YouTube - Stickers - how to make stickers - real vinyl stickers

 

[baddjun1]

To print on vinyl you need solvent inks.

 

[Joto Paper]

Depends on what type of equipment. If normal mailing labels work/stick, you can just get that at staples!

The precut ones are actually cheaper than the uncut whole sheets.

Your GCC Jaguar can definately do print and cut applications. I find print and cut easier using their GreatCuts software instead of using Corel Draw.