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From the printer standpoint, sounds like you are on the right track. Zips should let go before the mesh does. Hopefully the mesh has a 3 layer hem on the perimeter otherwise they're going to have tear outs at the grommets.
Just wanted to wish everyone out there looking forward to Sunday a Happy Easter with family! I know to many it means different things and I wish everyone the best.
Working hard today still.....and back to it again on Monday.
On our 560 we run it in 8p for standard stuff and 10p110 for vehicle decals and all of our quick, short run work. We do a majority of our big runs on the 1500's we have. Wraps always get printed 6p 110. 180, 1105EZ....etc. Whatever the client prefers mostly. Wrap on my personal boat looks...
As a printer...color matching from one printer to another can be tricky. Taken the proper time, it is feasible and should have been thought thru in this case of course. Printing on the Same Exact printer for the color matching is the scenario that should have been in place if...
Do you deal with a local print/offset shop? Ask them who their paper supplier is.....I know in NJ Lindemeyr is a big name around here and they stock E Flute.
You can get BeLam Econo for Sub $110 roll from N Glantz. NO UV protection in it....1.5 mil I believe.
GF, BL & Oracal are the ones I would recommend....Avery is out there and Im sure Bigfish here has a material in the 4mil thickness. He's probably got a lam as well.
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