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We've done something similar...with 10mm Coro though. Hinge the top, chain the bottoms together.

I just wish people knew the difference between LOOSE and LOSE.

I don't see how a start-up is going to survive 30 days if you are limiting your business to one type of print....I guess not enough info is giving here as to what you are doing. You have a printer, you have some vinyl. That's all I gather. What software/RIP? DO you know you will make a lot more...

Curious, has anyone used the HTAP for a wall mural? I need something super adhesive for a trouble wall, slightly textured painted wall. We put up 226 (which we usually use) and it's not sticking well. Thanks!

Save yourself the aggravation. Cut magnets by hand. Get a corner rounder if you don't have one.

If your installers are having issues trapping air and can't get it out with ANY IJ180, they need installation and squeegee training.

Or create a new custom design for her. Shouldn't have to match that.

Allied Plastics makes these for us weekly. We get 1/2" with beveled polished edges. Just call Jonathan, he knows what to do.

Every month? We get like 2 a week. Such a profound waste of paper and ink.

It's all ball bearings these days!

651 is not a great print vinyl. Yes you 'can' print on it, doesn't mean you should.

I accidentally ordered IJ180C last month, as I usually order V3. I went ahead and used it for a few jobs, and last week did a partial wrap with it. I see no issue with it at all....had to get used to the crosshatch pattern again, but other than that, it printed great and installed with no issue...

DIRECT FACING WEST. I told them it could be an issue.

This customer wants some blockout window graphics....and even grey backed vinyl we use allows too much light. He wants none. Any suggestions?

Funny this topic came up...just saw video of a new one, Men's Slapping contest. Two dudes standing like they're gonna arm wrestle, but one takes a big swing and slaps the dogsh!t out of the other. It appears to me whoever wins the coin toss to go first wins the bout. Crazy!

You still have to line that up so the outline is consistent around each letter. You need registration marks of some type, as mentioned, or a light table.

Anything on a clear liner is generally not going to run well in a printer. Print on a lam that has a paper liner, or better yet, a clear vinyl made for printing.

I do not understand your statement. If it's that difficult for you, why is it wiser? I agree, I don't like or use it anymore. Oracal 8510 or GF 790 with Air Egress are way better to install.

Anyone else having problems calibrating window perf material? Every time I try to run it, it craps out scanning the first line. Only message is about error with scanning. This is the only material I have issues with. It's a paper lined perf too, so it's not an issue with clear liners or any of...

We have radio piped through ceiling speakers playing the same 10 songs over and over from the local radio stations. Getting real old. Need to get the owner to get is an XM receiver.