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I've got a friend of mine that is looking for a hybrid printer with specifications similar to the Mimaki UCJV series. Something that would be similar in speed with white and clear ink. The rigid substrat will be mostly acrylic, dibond and coroplast.
The first model coming in mind is the Roland...
We are open 9-5 M-T and close at noon on Friday. We normally still there but production goes faster without anyone at the door or calling.
A friend of mine have a shop that all production crew work 3am to 1pm 4 days a week and the sales/design team work 9-5 5 days. The production team asked...
In my case, it's just cut vinyl. But I always wondering how it would look and install on drywall for printed film. Do you mind sharing what material you used and the technique? Did you premask it?
I've tried a piece of laminate on my wall. Since the material is so thin, it is hard to not have imperfection in the material. I would be more confortable with ''regular'' vinyl. And since the liner is white, it will be easier to align my design. The overall size is around 8ftX8ft, so I will...
So I've got a customer that want me to install clear cut vinyl on his painted drywall to make somekind of a spot uv effect on the wall.
First question: Does anybody have done it?
Second question: what material should I take for this? I was thinking of Avery HP 750 clear material for this...
Unfortunately, it could take a week or two before I will do the job.
The signs are already made and up on post. The customer want to move them on the building and install other signs on the posts. But it is a good idea tu une LEXEL. I always have a tube with me. But does it work in cold...
That was my first idea, but I had concern because the material would be cold fast. The temperature here are already between 32 and 14 fahrenheit. Did you ever tried it with VHB tape?
I have two aluminum signs (18in wide X 24in high X 0.81 thick) that need to be mounted on a building. The surface of the building is painted aluminum. The customer don't want any holes on the building. I would normally use VHB tape, but I have a concern about the temperature that is now below...
I've used it on few indoor sign without any problem (whole signage of buildings). The customers like it alot. The ''reflective'' part is not a problem.
I'm in the same boat. My L26500 run great but since all consumable will be discontinued next april, I was hopping the the same thing. I heard the next gen would maybe have white ink to compete with the mimaki UCJV series. But it is just a rumor.
That is good to know. I hope they will be on the...
Do yourself a favor and buy a powerful 360 degree GREEN laser. If you don't want to pay the big buck for a dewalt or another big brand name, go with one like this: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B075V3BFC2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I use it for the last 2 years and...
Adjust the color at the RIP? That is a new one for me. Can you elaborate? I do create my own profile within caldera and a spectrophotometer. So I assume I must be able to do this also?
Hi, I would like to know how do you work to color match a pantone or if a customer bring you something that need to be matched? I need new ideas because I think my process is too long for nothing. Thank you.
That is very interesting and surprising considering their regular laminator are one of the best I've tried so far. Can you tell me more about it? I was planing to buy the Applikator next spring.
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