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Usually clear silicone works (NOT Silicone II, the regular Silicone I adhesive).

or, you would have to cut in sections or tiles. Depends on the art.

Pretty cool idea. I generally tell customers, though, that any part of their graphic that is too small to cut from a laminated print will have to be regular cut vinyl, which will be one of only a few colors. I have in the past printed on metallic silver to get custom metallic colors. Works...

Does it have OPOS? Are you using that with the Barcode? I have much better accuracy with the barcode setup vs. only using reg marks.

Discovered these embedded in the labels inside the tubes from Avery print vinyls. I assume it's some sort of RFID for manufacturing inventory or something? These 2 look indentical, but one is from a roll of 2903 and one from a roll of 1105 EZ.

Corel is subscription too, by the way.

The HP 560 has lighting inside, and I've been meaning to do the same as you and add some to our 260 but haven't gotten around to it.

ACM or Aluminum would be my guess

Done a few of these in the past....my experience is, the vinyl used for those is CRAAAAAP. Will come off in little pieces. Bill accordingly.

turn off SHOW BORDER

What size banner is $48?? a 1' x 6'? That's well below most minimum orders, especially ours

Nah, just a little Ranch dip please.

Switched to Briteline Duration X as well, then switched to Avery 2903 and love it. So much I've switched my usual 3M IJ180V3 over to Avery 1105 EZ.

Absolutely you should have a different profile for every media. Go cut a square piece of every media you print on, and lay them out on a table and compare the shades of white. ALL colors are based on printing on white, so guess what? A more yellowish white material will give a different color...

Seriously...open Google. Type olive green velcro.

Sure it can be hot around ovens. It's also hot as balls outside, and I don't see any banners melting or bursting in to flames. But go with what you feel I say.

In my experience, all the heat from an oven is inside the oven. This is a non-issue.

I assume you meant this for me. I said less than an hour. Could it take 20 minutes? Sure. I could probably knock out 30-40 sheets in an hour if I rushed. Was simply stating in an hour's time you could do quite a bit, like 100 signs which might be a typical order.

I don't understand. Are you asking if we have any for sale or for recommendations? Best bet is go demo several at equipment dealers.

This is what we do and is the quickest. Can knock out 10 sheets (100 signs) in less than an hour (aside from printing time)