Hi guys, quick question: Has anybody here printed on boards like MDF or anything similar? I've printed on boards in the past, but these are a bit bigger. If so, what was your process, and how did you mount the boards for printing with the sensors, etc.?

Check out this cool video of this new peelable paint! You can paint it on and peel it off later. I was thinking this could be used to practice wall prints on different surfaces. Has anybody used this before?

Here’s a quick one for anyone new to wall printing. Sometimes a design can look perfect on your screen, but print darker than expected. This usually happens because screens are backlit, so the image looks brighter before it’s printed. Before doing a full wall print, it’s worth checking your screen brightness, brightening the artwork slightly if needed, and doing a small test print first. It’s a simple habit, but it can save ink, time, and materials.

Hi everyone, I wanted to share my very first print with you all. It was for a local family in memory of Joey Dunlop, a famous motorbike rider who passed away many years ago. This was one of my first prints, and as you can see in the video, it wasn’t perfect, the colors weren’t as vibrant, and the print was relatively small compared to the size of the wall. I learned a lot from this experience, like the importance of measuring, leveling, and ensuring the image is vibrant enough for the type of wall. I’m sharing this to show that it’s okay not to be perfect at the start. You will have flaws, and you will face issues, but the best part of all this is that you’ll learn from it. My advice: don’t overthink it. Just start printing. If you know someone who owns a business, like a friend or a family member, offer them a logo or a design for free. Make videos, take pictures, and put them out there. No amount of money can offer you that kind of experience. Remember, your worst enemy is yourself. Get out there and start creating!

I’ve now set up a YouTube channel for The Wall Printing Lab, where I’ll be sharing some extra wall printing content, quick tips, previews, and short videos. The more in-depth tutorials, resources, community calls, and full breakdowns will still be here inside the Skool community. If you could subscribe and support the YouTube channel, I’d really appreciate it. It helps get the content out there and brings more people into the wall printing space. YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/@TheWallPrintingLab Thanks Guys !!!