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That is boat rash, just loading it back on a trailer on a windy day could cause all of that damage. I always take photos when completing a boat wrap, especially the middle third because that is the widest part of most boats and most likely to smack a dock at 3mph.

The deep freeze in Texas may have something to do with it.

I would say those materials highly overperformed considering the UV index that far South.

If it's an inner cut you should be able to fix it, as long as the job dimensions are the same as the original when your done fixing your cut file. A good habit of get into doing is using 'Select by attribute' under the Edit tab, just check your contour from the list and it will highlight all of...

Hasco Graphics sells it and ships quickly.

Double check 'Send Mode' is set to "Send Now" and not something else.

Always flatten anything with layers or gradients before loading it into Flexi, if you enjoy your sanity.

Flexi plays nice with the entire SureColor-S line.

There are two switches on the take-up motor, the one on the right should be set to the center position. The one on the left should be forward.(toward you)

I prefer High Quality, ran a big job once on production speed and it had some banding and ended up having to reprint a good chunk of it. Not to mention 75 minutes a roll on high quality is fast enough for me, I'm too old to be changing out rolls every 30 minutes.

Do those spots show up outside the ink-covered areas? None of my overlay customers would accept what's in your image, nor would they ever see it. For floor graphics you'd probably be OK depending somewhat on the image your covering.

I have a separate window for RIP, in between Hold and Output.

Same here, the guy who does my laminating comes to me all the time and asks "will this cover?"....I'm batting about .945 with calandared, and around .995 with cast.

https://www.nglantz.com/2221403/Product/Orafol_751C-15-000?param1=Y They have 2 - 15" rolls in stock of middle blue.

https://www.itsupplies.com/Default.asp sells GS3.

Try putting Scotch tape or matte laminate over the crop marks and try again. Just because it's reading them, doesn't mean it's reading them accurately.

You could set them both up in Flexi side by side before sending to Production Manager.

It's a quality product, strong adhesion to most surfaces. I had to remove a bunch one time for a rebrand and holy hell it was a major PITA to take off.

Best January ever in back to back years and up 8% over last year.

It's the billions and billions in tarrifs we put on China, they certainly weren't going to eat the cost.