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Hi, If you want to go cheap, purchase a dual-sided mount film and laminate it to the back of plain plotter paper. remember to print the paper 1st, drop the pass count down to avoid over saturation PB

Hello, To install the interpretation signs, you will need a dry mix. Dig holes that are typically 900mm deep. Insert posts into the holes. Fill half of the holes with dry mix concrete. Hold the sign roughly in the level position and have your assistant compact the dry mix until the sign is...

Personally I would print the vinyl and wrap the care with minimal joins

Im uncertain of what rip you are using. Versa works seas the illustrator vector stroke lines as a double cut path unless you resize it down this has only become an issue with the latest illustrator versions, older outdated versions work fine. PB

the problem is how the user has set illustrators art work, as the rip will see both sides of the cut path and cut them both allays set the stroke to .001mm PB

you can get them from here...

its similar to banner vinyl , but will conform and stretch while the lorry sides are put under tension and folded back repeatedly Avery is the best option in my opinion,

the rollers only need to touch the material to grip it, do not squeeze the life out of the film try laminating cold and with minimum pressure, speed 25% on a test pice, un-printed, and see if that works for you. when using heat it only needs to be turned up to make the silvering disappear, you...

3m have been using Ritrama for some of there wrap material we no longer use or trust 3m after having to completely re-wrap three arctic trucks best ask you supplier if it is a genuine product or one of Ritramas, if not 3m ask for a replacement we now use Avery and also in my opinion 8h is not...

xyz or zund CNC machines are really good

hi you need to untick free feed option on rip

RE LASER CUTTING I THINK YOU ALL MISS UNDERSTOOD when I say ridges I meet you can see the line of the laser pass on the side of the acrilic ever so slightly we have two lasers Trotec speedy 400 co2 and Epilog fusion 36 fibre not cheep jap rubish

for best results you need a diamond polished edge, but the machines can only do flat edges next up CNC with special cutters that leave a polished edge, best in my option Laser will leave small ridges unless its run at a snails pace or extremely hi power Flame polishing can do all shapes with no...

its a 3m Laser marking film you will need a Fiber or UV laser to make the labels PB

Signlab cant import the latest Adobe files you need to save the EPS as an older version, best practice to ask client to backside to version CS or Version 8