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That is tough to find, these things are mass produced and so cheap that wholesalers don't want them sitting in their shops for months. They may offer you like a 20% wholesale discount or bulk discount..

Yes it's a chemical primer that is added, but the machine does all the work. You can print 1/8" raised graphics/letters on nearly anything and it's just ink but hard as cement.

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I've never experienced an art board limitation. Are you working at 2,000 inches for your proofs? In the sign business, it should cover everything you do.

Yes DCS is truly amazing indeed. Their braille is top notch, clear coat, reverse printing, texturing, etc. The tradeshow guy gave me a screwdriver and told me to pry off the braille, needless to say, I couldn't. If I had the capital, I would get one. Yes it's a roll to roll printer, an older...

I know a few sign shops with Mimaki and they are unhappy about tech support, because apparently they can never get in touch with anyone to help them with issues and it takes a couple weeks for them to get someone to come out to your location for repairs. If it were just one person, I wouldn't be...

They make special vinyl for floors, make sure it's anti-slip. To my knowledge, they don't make a cut vinyl for it, so just get the printable one and print the gray.

Each of these printers does something different. I would stay away from Artisjet as it's from China and you cannot get ink, parts or supplies in the US. For Roland if you mean the LEJ-640FT it's expensive but an amazing machine. Mimaki has terrible tech support but apparently their flatbed is...

They make rolls of double sided adhesive, so like banner hemming tape, you can get like 30" X 50 yards, just roll it on, peel the backing and apply the paper. But my question is, why in the heck would you ever do that? Paper is worthless on coroplast.

Couldn't find a match but that is a cool font, I hope someone can find it.

Yeah everyone has their own ways of doing it. When I first learned how to do it, I tried it your way and wasn't successful, so I found this way worked best for me.

By the way everyone, X8 has a requirement of a minimum of Intel i3. So basically anything below that is going to lag, crash, etc once in a while. Get a decent intel i5 and you will be good.

Fellers sells a special tool for cutting in windows. No ruler or straight edge needed. They market it for perf, but it works for any vinyl. Perfect Window Perf Cutting Tool | FELLERS

Make sure your pinch rollers are equal distance. Take a piece of masking tape and tape it to your printer on the left and right of your material flush against it. Then put a piece of tape under it flush against it. Now you know where the banner needs to be on your second side. Base point it...

That seems about perfect in my opinion. Maybe $325 for install, but yes.

American Made Signs is seeking an installer and fabricator. Installer would work with us lead installer for various types of signs and using our bucket truck. Everything from vinyl to post & panel to electrical signs. The fabricator works in the shop to manufacture signs which includes...

I am hiring for two positions right now, please private message me your hourly/salary requirements. Thank you

There is a critical patch you need to manually download from the website.

I want to make sure everything works properly and use it a little. I don't have a blade holder so I need to get that, but the pen test was flawless. It came out of the city sign shop, they were cutting mostly diamond grade reflective and all on it, so I know it was kept in good shape.But I am...

I've been in the same boat for awhile, I get so frustrated with employees and want to just give up because I can't do everything on my own.