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wish the customers gave me 7 days for a job to outgas..... yeah sounds like a lot to me also. we print with roland eco-sol printers and when i do back lit panels i print with a double pass and just let it dry over night and it's fine. when in a pinch i have let it out gas for 3-4 hours and it...

anytime after 6:00pm during the week and the weekends are great times to work, if you need to get stuff done. during the day it's crazy how many interruptions you get. all business oriented of course but it just makes jobs that i have to do take longer. i guess that's why we get paid the big...

SSP103 3" Square | 10' Black Square 10' Steel Post with Finial this was the closest thing i could find, harbor sales has them (also have a 12' version)

quoting a job to wrap some powder coated tables/displays but they are rental units so they want a material that could be removed. looking at 3M wrap materials and i know you can remove them pretty clean but i am concerned if it will stick ok on the powder coat. any ideas?

+2 we have had this happen also and since you are just taking the customer's artwork and printing it you don't even notice. i usually take the art they send and save it as a jpg so they can approve it to make sure nothing defaulted or dropped out and then when it gets in versa works...BANG big...

harbor sales and N. Glantz

same here and we only get 1-3 large orders a year that we can't handle in house but regardless the service is always the same(great) pricing is good, quality is good and the turnaround is good. we had a real big foam core job one year. printed, cut and grommets. mike actually had his guys...

they are cut on a clam shell die press with a heated platen and a steel rule die.

had to do more of the same trucks. cleaned the area first. put a new wheel on and made sure not to spend too much time in one spot or apply too much pressure. no marks at all this time thanks for the tips

http://bgfons.com/

:thumb:nice job

+1 to that. if you weren't layering it you could get a way with the 651. it won't fail but it does shrink so if you layer the vinyl it will pull away and could mess up the graphic.

thanks this is our first run at this. never could do it complete before but with the roland UV(white & gloss) and XR (metallic) we can do some crazy stuff now.

make up box prototypes. printed on the roland XR with metallic print. mounted to paper and lexan. then die cut and assembled. all in house, including making the steel rule die

i will have to contact the company and see if they have a solution. never noticed it before but some of the trucks are in such bad shape it won't matter. and i didn't get all of it either. if i wanted to spend all day compounding the doors probably could have gotten it all. thanks

i was using the zapper to remove some printed vinyl today. customer bought a company out and i have to re-letter the trucks. the vinyl i was removing was printed and no lam so it was just breaking apart so i broke out the zapper. worked as good as it usually does but it left a orange/yellowish...

http://www.lynda.com i haven't had to use them but this site was recommended on here before for illustrator help

:thumb: COOL, NICE WORK

we have been using this lam for a while now and seems to work pretty good. we use this in place of the oracal 210. price is right and the quality is good

have to say no issues with our XR (yet?) the only dissapoiuntment i found was the metallic in will rub off. need to laminate everything with metallic ink. some materials hold up better then others but not what we expected. the funny thing is we always test the materials and the ink durability...