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Yes, FWIW, we ran 2 Mimakis here for 10+ years, then added an HP 360 6 months ago when we moved to our new building. I can't really say much good about it besides it is pretty fast and you can laminate immediately. As far as colors matching/varying... that's a whole different story. Tech...

we never have wrapped the top of one yet, but I would assume a walk-board is what you need.

I have to respectfully disagree, we are a wrap shop here and the HP latex we purchased has been nothing but a nightmare for us. Not interested in debating the issue we have here, but if anyone is interested in buying one with low miles for around half price, let me know!

Try out a couple at your local tool rental store.

Just go buy the Walmart Ozark trail cups and put "YETI" on the wrap. They're pretty much the same thing for 1/4 price. ;):covereyes:

We are running two of those printers here now, printing wraps day and night.

In Composer: Make 2 identical sized print/Cut art pieces (one for each side) Hit Home on your Edge. Reverse print on Imagecast Clear with registration mark. Laminate with 220/225 white vinyl. Hit home. Load vinyl back on the same way on the sprockets. Print the other side. Laminate with regular...

Anyone care to share this info here or to PM it to me also? I would greatly appreciative the knowledge.

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Call the folks at restylerschoice.com - they should have one.

Welcome from Hebron! What shop are you at now? It's unbelievable the growth in the industry in this area this year; we have MORE than doubled our sales every month this year from last year's sales... and we had a GREAT year last year. The main problem we're having dealing with all this growth is...

3M IJ680CR, the best reflective there is, but you pay for it. It is all we use here for printing.

It works great actually, I know quite a few people who have done it. More info here: https://www.dipyourcar.com/ and on their youtube channel.

GFP 563th, with heat assist, but I usually leave the temp right around 110 degrees. Runs smooth as silk.

Get on Craigslist for a used Edge, they're on there for WAY less even if you have to fly out and drive it home yourself in a rental car. Personally I like the Edge 2 better than the FX. The FX I had was always having dropped pixels during runs and always needed cleaning, the Edge 2 and Classic...

It sure was an older laminator with a million miles on it, but it still laminated. However, it was a pain to web up, and then you had to manually apply pressure (and run it slow) through the whole run to get it to track straight enough to not have to reprint any panels. And then, there was no...

We have used the Mactac before with great results. We had to do multiple large windows in dot patterns that just would never work right in regular 3M frosted. (windows in picture are around 9'x4')

I finally got this shop talked into getting a GFP to replace the aging Seal here. The Seal was only operable by one person and it was always a multi-person job to run a whole-roll through it accurately. With the GFP almost anyone can run it on their own w/o issues. We bought ours right before...

There is no home button. We put a notch in the roll clamp (or was that a factory notch?) and put a dot there with a fine point sharpie whenever doing multi-color runs on our Edge Classic.

Phototex, easiest install and removal.