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I believe this is for warranty purposes. The point I made was that if curing wasn't important, none of the manufactures would say it was. Instead, all of them say it when there no other benefit then avoiding excess warranty issues. Convert your brand new diesel into a used vegetable oil...

My guess is its not vinyl, it's clear polyester. Old cheap poly cracks just like that and is a pain to remove. My vote would be on the citrus based removers. You will have to soak it and scrape it repeatedly.

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Anyone who goes straight from the printer to the laminator is crazy and also irresponsible for encouraging it in a public forum. All manufactures specify a minimum of 24hrs curing time before laminating. Why would they do that if it wasn’t true? If I was a manufacture and I had a product that...

We have a 17% waste factor built in to our pricing. There is alot more waste than most people take into account. Extra material before, after and sides of print. Ink, time, and Material used in nozzle checks, cleaning, calibration, and normal maintenance. Ink used when printer is not in...

Find a low res file on the internet or create your own (72 ppi) and blow it it like the sample shown. Then like wrapswrapswraps said, offer to recreate it if they don't have better graphics.

Here's another option using a second roll of mask. You should squeegee it afterwards. We use the double weber to dispense and hold the mask off the graphic until squeeged. Lots of people have made their own. http://www.beacongraphics.com/supplies/tools/weber.html

We use an old core too. Its a pain to get old plex started but once you do it's a breeze. I'll have to try the paint thinner trick on the really bad stuff.

I wouldn't print it on vinyl and install it on banner material. The vinyl will shrink and the banners will curl towards the vinyl.

It's translucent and the only vinyl manufacutures will warrantee wet apps with and a must for second surface installs. Otherwise you will see squeegee streaks for days...

I have not used water and soap, only rapidtac. First make sure you have a perfect squeegee. Any knicks will leave bubbles of solution. Second if its possible to intall it without mask, do it without. Any imperfections in the mask will telegraph through. On large pieces I will spay the...

Toms's Hardware is a good site to compare components. You can compare processors with software, graphics cards, memory, and hard drives. http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/

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I wouldn't go less than 54". You can make alot of money on 4' banners, site signs and is the perfect size for most wraps. 30" printers tend to be a limitation for most.

If you colors are ok on the printer you have now, invest in better paper. Soggy paper and bleeding ink are signs that you need better paper.

+1 for Eset, Norton Sucks.

And what kind of company do you have or want to have?

Another way to get indoors for larger machinery is to ask if they lease and have service agreement. Sometime they can get you in the leasing companies facility to install. And, if you hear "I'm buying a new" have them work in graphics install indoors at the Dealership.

Installing outside in freezing temps is not advised. If I remember right, the manufactures say not to install below 45degs. With that being said, most of us have had a situation where we had no choice but to install in colder than ideal temperatures. I don't install wet, and definatly...

Yes, it removes well. You just have to get the temperature right. to hot and the bottom layer will start to pull up.