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Thanks everyone for your help. I'll have to investigate the liner take up reel level and see if it's truly level. Lots of great ideas you guys gave me so far. Yes, my floor is level, yes, I've tried 1 piece of tape to 2 pieces, 3 pieces, and even a full length tape to put the liner on. I've...

Everytime I load my laminator with new laminate and start working some jobs, after about 10 rotations, the roller that takes up the liner shifts. What I mean is that the liner, as it rolls onto the core, it starts to telescope. It happens nearly every time now and I don't understand why this is...

THANK YOU, THATS IT!

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Yes, but would an opaque white still let light come through? It's already a dark restaurant, we need to have daylight come through the windows otherwise it may look like a dungeon. LOL.

I have been thinking the same.... Printing mirrored on clear vinyl for inside of glass, and printing normally on white translucent vinyl for outside of glass, and getting a close match registration on each side of the glass during install. Translucent vinyl would allow some light to come...

Sure wish I had one of those. LOL.

I like how you're thinking out of the box, but I think they want some sun to still come through the windows a bit. Thanks for your help.

Since it's a window, customer would like to have some light come through so the restaurant isn't so dark. That's why window perf would have worked well, but still blocks out some of the sunlight beaming through. Thanks for your help.

Agreed that perf on both sides would never line up the holes. Yep. The graphic is a 4/c dragon in flight in the sky, so cut vinyl is not an option unfortunately. But thanks for your help.

ooh, I love the idea, but you only get 1 chance to nail the registration or it's an instant reprint. LOL. There would be 8 panels to get perfect. Not impossible, I've got 9 years of experience, but still tricky nonetheless.

Can't print white ink. I've got an HP Latex 335. But thanks.

A customer of mine has a restaurant and wants to put a graphic on their window. I immediately thought of window perf, but then they said they wanted a printed image on both sides of the window. Stupid question, how do you do that? Window perf on inside and outside of the window, giving 2 layers...

Thanks so much for all your help. Years ago I purchased the whole spindle due to a broken hub, and remember it was quite spendy. The hubs seem to break easily, dang plastic, but it's great to know I can just buy a hub replacement. Geeze, my Grimco rep told me I had to purchase the whole...

I have a broken HP Latex 335 spindle cap that I need a replacement for. I really don't want to have to purchase a whole new spindle just to get a replacement cap, but that's what my suppliers are telling me. Seriously? There's got to be a place where I can just get a part replacement, right...

Great idea! But Adobe giving discounts....naw, that would never happen.... LOL

Winner winner you get the chicken dinner. I took off the side panel, saw the bolt holding the left side of the table in place and loosened it. I guess over time, lifting the table over 8 years of time, it tightened itself up. Loosened it and now it moves. Thanks!!

Thanks. Mine didn't come with the "up position" locks, I think I got jipped on those. LOL. I can pull off my side cover and check as well...didn't think about doing that, great idea.

Anyone have any ideas?

This may seem like a dumb question, but I've tried everything I can think of and this is a stumper. I have a GFP 355 Top Heat laminator, and the flip-up feed table is locked in the down position. I can't swing it up any more, it seems to be locked on the left side so I can't swing it up...