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Hot laminate is an entirely different animal for an entirely different process/project. Regular cold laminate is what you need, but use quality materials. You can run with heat assist on your laminate around 110 degrees and experience better results, but cheap laminates/vinyls are always going...

IJ35c is for 2-3 year projects. 180c is for 5-7 year projects. What laminates are they pairing with these vinyls???? 8509 would be good with the IJ35c and 8519 would be good with the 180c.

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Media comp can be adjusted in the machine or RIP. Check your RIP settings first and make your adjustments in the RIP whenever possible.

Sounds cheap enough. it has to be worth your while to turn your machines on. The training/space/electrical/HVAC doesn't pay for itself, neither does a $5000 slitter. I can't see how you could produce a reliable machine at that price point, the blades alone are $$$.

Tell it is is another color (like green for example) and see if it does the same thing.

I completely agree, this is my process also. Recently I have tried to make all of my layers as placed smart objects and work at 50% scale at low res to speed up the design process. When the art is approved I will change my resolution and scale up to 100% (actual) size and save my flattened TIF.

Sounds like a reboot is needed, NEVER heard of this.

X3 on jobbing it out to a flatbed printer. You will be surprised at how cost-effective this method is.

I would recommend 3M 225 series vinyl and a Gerber sprocket-fed plotter witha new blade. I am not sure that you could get a flourescent film that also has a higher-tack adhesive though. Possibly use a flourescent foil with an Edge first? What are these going on? Could you print the colors onto...

We aren't a supplier, but we have our own slitter here. The only local supplier I know of with a slitter is Schaaf in Cincinnati.

For high res, you're gonna have to make your own. I ran into this and didn't want the repeating tiles look. FYI, fence boards are easy to come by and photograph well. Post-process in Photoshop into the final desired product.

Nevermind, just found it myself on a website I had never heard of. License | Unsplash

more of same low res image

more of the same images from the customer, but still low res, needed for a van wrap.

I am looking for the exact photo used here, I thought I would be able to find the original photo easier, but I can't. Anyone know where to buy it from?

Caps/pump station issue.

GFP, ours runs everyday w/o issues and everyone in the shop can load and run it unassisted.

Looks like an autotrace of a standard font like Helvetica/Arial.

I have maybe 15 feet, but it looks pretty old. I would suggest printing the color with a spectratone match then cutting that.