What is a vehicle wrap?
A vehicle wrap is a large vinyl graphic or decal applied directly to a vehicle. If the vehicle has curves our installers use heat to stretch and “wrap” the adhesive film onto the [...]
What is the difference between vector and bitmap files?
A vector object is a mathematical description of a geometric form. Vector paths are defined by points, which are used to create lines and curves, called vectors. Vector objects are not resolution [...]
What is a bleed?
A bleed is a continuation of your image or artwork beyond the trim size of your graphic. If your image or colour extends to the edge ensure that the bleed extends past to allow for trimming. [...]
What resolution and scale should I use in my artwork files?
It’s best to work at 100% scale whenever possible. Often it’s necessary to work at 50% or 25% scale. The resolution requirement for digital images will vary between 72 and 300 dpi depending on [...]
How accurate can you reproduce the colours in my file?
We’ll produce the best images from the artwork provided. Please see our artwork guidelines for preparing your files. Better Signs prints using a seven color process: CMYK ink set plus [...]
How do I upload my artwork files?
Files that are 10MB or less may be emailed to us. Please check our Artwork Guidelines before sending files. Another great way to send us files is through www.wetransfer.com. It’s easy and [...]
What file formats do you accept?
We accept AI, EPS, PDF, TIFF, PSD AND JPG files. Please see our Artwork Submission Guide for more details and settings for each of the file formats.
