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vertical panels. Use primer on the center bar. Pretty simple if you have graphic installation experience.

Read the Thread Rick just linked. After about 70k SQFT we had that issue. Our heater core was pretty much overheating and causing issues. Read post #12. That's exactly what we did with our machines, and the errors disappeared. I know these printers like the back of my hand. We FINALLY upgraded...

If the manufacture recommends no wet install there's a reason. As mentioned above it can rust the vinyl. Also it kills the integrity of the adhesive in it. You won't see too much of a problem on flat, but anything contoured you could see some issues.

Flexi is the most garbage RIP on the market.

why are we even talking about wraps unlaminated?

That's a pretty dumb response Craig.

that printer is 10 years old. Time to upgrade my friend.

We purchase NON HP Lamps and get about 1300-1400 hrs on them.. and they're 1/8th the price.

If you're getting discoloring from stretching, find a new installer.

Sold.

Sold

bumpity bump.

Got a Few Offers, but nothing solid yet so... BUMP.

Huge waste of money. This is solely my opinion. Before we had a flatbed, 1 guy would EASILY run a 4x8 in 30 seconds through a laminator by himself to mount sheets.

Been using latex since 2010, we do hundreds of wraps a year. 0 issues due to the latex.

Not necessarily all of them.

Manning, I answered your question. Ignore the people that don't know your business. Not worth wasting your time with them.

I have the latex 360. It's worth the 5k. Differences? the 360 has a take up. It has a cutter to cut media off, and it's faster. the 360 is 64" wide... It also has a huge touch screen display and displays an image of the printed image.. pretty sweet setup. the Other machine doesn't have these...

Interesting. Companies who deal with corporate clients like myself will never get a deposit. It's very common we do a 25,000$ fleet jobs and don't get paid for 4-8 weeks. If you "demand" a deposit they will laugh at you, and move on the the next commercial graphics shop. It's also very...

Zero problems with Caldera. Literally the most stellar customer service i've dealt with.