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I have had mine for 3 years now. I tend to wipe all of my plastics down with adhesion promoter. I haven't noticed any clarity issues. I have had good luck with the stuff from Supply55, but not sure you can get that there.

If you want to wait until next year, you can get the new one coming out. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/digitalprint-ie_epsons-new-eco-solvent-concept-takes-ugcPost-7201141543422820352-bn9h?utm_source=combined_share_message&utm_medium=member_ios

I use all (9) colors for printing. I haven't noticed anything as far as excellerated fading goes.

Hexis has a 61" or 63", can't remember exactly. It's the only one I have seen over 60".

All of the samples I have got from them have been amazing. A new Kudu is my dream machine! I would definitely ask them about it.

you're using mdf as a spoil board on your SummaF? I thought about that, but never got around to trying it. Just have 3 different types of cutting mats. haha

I got my S80 right after it came out. It works great and the quality is amazing.

I have had my Epson V7000 for just over 3 years now. I have had great luck with it. I have had any real issues, but the random questions I have, I just text the techs and they are normally quick to respond. The main issue with the Epson I would say is that it is just new to them. So there are a...

I think Hexis has one that has a leather texture.

I have had my Epson V7000 for 3 years now and really like it.

I will only buy Summa. Had a bad experience with Graphtec.

This might work good https://substance.com/products/icon-rs-275

It's just the very first ones that had the stepper motors. Just make sure the model number is F1612-1 through F1612-4. Those all have servo motors. The later ones just have a different "safety sensor" setup. I am pretty sure -1 through -3 have the vacuum selector module where -4 has 4 vacuum zones.

I have been using the AP-2155. I agree the 3155 is nasty!! The 2155 still stinks, but has worked great for me on anything from coroplast to acrylic to ACP.

The EOT is way better for small detail type stuff.

General Formulations has a high tack that is removable, but is only in white as far as I know. You could try printing on Substance 3150 laminate. I have used that several times for clear decals and it works great. I doubt it would be super removable though.

I ended up getting the biggest/most powerful one I could find at Home Depot. So far, it has worked just fine.

my Epson V7000 doesn't even have captops. haha. I think you will be okay.

if I have sheets I pull plastic protective sheets off of, I wipe the back with an antistatic spray.

I think all neon films fade crazy fast out in the sun!