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I would check the cutting strip as well.

SCRIBDEE in signlab.

We V carve a lot here. Plasticrouting.com is a good resource to use. Straight or spiral will work. I find I have little to no cleanup with the straight cutters. If I do have anything, a quick pass of the torch will smooth it out.

Almost looks like you did that with a spiral bit. I use straight bits for color core. What type bit was used?

I use 383T with the 3812. I'm not 100% sure but I think that runs cheaper then 3911. We also like the 3870 as well for low energy. Also use a lot of 110B banner. We are happy with these LG products.

I have used Clearshield on many outfield fence panels. These were printed vinyl onto aluminum. These mostly stayed out for 2-3 years, so we have had no issues.

Wow, I've been cutting sail cloth for years for a local sailmaker and never thought to try this on Sunbrella. I will have to give this a try.

I have been using ProfileLab by Cadlink for years with our Camtech router. Its as easy as SignLab and it outputs to camplot to send files to the table .Use it for cutting, hog out, V carve, beveled letters and so on. Now the 3D profiling is a little tricky. Really haven't used that feature much.

Maybe try Sealand Graphics out of VT. We have used them before for large banners.

I have a Graphtec plotter as well. If we ever have this problem, we just cover the mark with translucent white and retrace with fine sharpie. But we rarely have this problem. We laminate with luster on reflective.

I'm putting my Fellers catolog in the round file. On a side note, I,ve been getting calls for people wanting 2'x3' Signacades for $41 cause thats what the internet says. Never had those calls till I signed up on Signacades site.

Just tape as far as I remember.

Thanks for the info. Just looked it up and I'm only 25 minutes from the location.

That looks like it. Do you have a source for that material you could send me? Thanks for all the replies.

A picture would be great. I should have mentioned that the signs are 48''x 105''. It appeared to be something applied to metal, but thicker than vinyl. The marble looks nice and is really glossy.

Does anyone know if this is marble vinyl or something else? It is on some 1/8 th aluminum.

Thanks for the tips, incresed the exposure time and soften the wash out. I miss novastar. It was as easy as burn it, wash it out then stick it onto the screen.Really I have gotten out of screen printing but I have a few customers that really need this kind of work. I will keep trying these tips...

I was using Novastar films before with no problem. They don't make this film any more and I bought some Ulano Blue poly2 film to try. My problem is at the wash out stage. Once I start the wash out at low pressure, it takes a while to come clear. When it does start to clear, it starts to detach...

I use Onsrud 65-023 bit mostly. 1/4'' diameter at 10,000 RPM is what I use. I try not to use smaller bits unless I have to. These bits cut great and last.

Very nice.:thumb: