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do not have detailed plans, but signs like this will rely solely on adhesive for construction. regarding the panels / substrate ( we like dibond) they are typically done with a V groove and then bent to shape.

There are MANY factors that can play into lamination inconsistent pressure inconsistent feed rate warpped roller wheels etc. without a photo it is a guess to what is going on, that said the most common issue is called "SILVERING" laminating pure black print

My mistake, misread the captions in the video Sent from my SAMSUNG using Tapatalk

is there a groove or indicator to ensure you stay a true 90*

we have done several high end lobbies with an inlay into the wall with back lit illumination. we tried several methods and found that reverse printing to clear and then applying white vinyl to the imprint, then sticking the clear to the 2nd surface of the substrate works the best. (view-able...

we run the VS640 model, and most notable aspect is the length of the job. Print/cut machines are limited to the accuracy of the cutting. we do stickers / decals in batches to ensure the high QTY / long runs are have you checked the design file? we have had issues of the cut contour lines...

Stouse comes to mind, unsure what current MM can do this

Then they best bet is to contact your local supplier and see what they have ready available Sent from my SAMSUNG using Tapatalk

Contact BigfishDM he has a full range and price point of materials that can fit your project

The material used for the imprint and the imprint are good. It is the sleeve material and stitching that is failing as seen in the photo. nate, what life expectancy do you have on your flags? Sent from my SAMSUNG using Tapatalk

Looking for a vendor that does Quality Teardrop Flags that will last. just had a most unhappy end user leave the shop, where they had 3 of the of block out Teardrop Flags Placed an order the end of August from a suggested vendor here, and the flags are failing at the highest point. See image...

you will probably have better luck going to a site that deals primarily in DTG T-Shirt Forums Used Direct-to-Garment/DTG Printers: Brother, AnaJet, Veloci-Jet, DTG, M&R, Kornit, Kiosk, and Why does it have to be a Kornit? there are many brands of DTG Printers

more information on how / what you are using the end products will help If you are going full color, then printed vinyl with lam will last longer than a flatbed with lam HOWEVER, there is also the process of screen printing and this will last longer than printed and you don't need lam

we have an Xpert Sign Tools | Xpert Notcher & Hole Punch While the size only goes to 1" it is nice have the options together. Maybe they would be able to do a custom one with multiple large sizes, now that you bring up large sizes we would also be interested in a multi Large one maybe 1.5, 2...

www.zooprinting.com/ & 4Over.com do custom work, unsure if they have to have a certain rank to order custom though

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It is fine edge that we all walk. What we have come to realize over the years is for us it is best to break the services down into 3 categories Design Productions Installation / Maintenance In this case I would reply back that since you have already invested X amount of time for the design...

like the others have stated, each product has its own time / cost calculation and has to be treated differently and separately Moreover, you have to take into account the possibility of an error and the cost for replacing the material. example; running a CNC project on HDU has a higher...

d fleming are you using the Orafol ORABOND 1397PP? this has some serious stick and IMO better than 3M

what the font got close with Heineken, but need exact Thank you for the input