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I stopped doing xfers because they all feel so "transferred" in the shirt. As if I stuck a vinyl sticker on! If you guys have a xfer for the Roland xc-540 that doesn't feel like a transfer.. Send a sample and I'll be a client. Have a 20 and 60" heat press readily available

Phototex = awesomeness We have it everywhere. Plus- it won't damage any surface upon removal Note: sorry for the image tags- grabbed these samples off of my cell phone from our website.

+1 It will shrink- the edges will curl and it will not stay on those walls.

+1 Hahaha

You know what.. I only use printable 5600. So I always laminate it after printing. I suppose if it was a standard color I would use plain xfer tape. Most likely clear do I could see pressure spots.

+1 Most machines your going to need to print unidirectional that small to work.

+1 If you use my technique with dry installs and use a wet suede squeegee, it will glide right over the material and smooth swipes = no bubbles.

Why not phototex? It's dirt cheap and sticks to everything.

Agreed. Use 5600 with 290 or 293 lam. I apply that stuff with no transfer tape and a wet suede squeegee. Keep an edge up for air to release and squeegee firm.

I've already priced and considered one of those art robos. Direct to vehicle printing will be th future in fleet wraps. Assured. Cost is super cheap if you can fork the 300k

PET is short for punch elephants trunks. A profile that you should never use. Lol

I usually only keep track of media left on roll by printing sheet remain each time. I did however do a full inventory this year and realized I had a couple extra rolls of 3951ra, ij180c-ver3. Sweet! Time to re wrap the company vehicles lol.

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A take up roll?

Thanks guys! Also- when does the green knifeless hit the market?! I want that stuff ASAP.

I understand the software. I get paid to make people's printers print consistent. I'm telling you, is simply a file prep rip. it's essentially taking your files in bulk, converting them from input to destination in the same color format. The same thing as throwing 100 client files in a folder...

Seems like a lot of money to waste for something you can do in illustrator and photoshop with a simple action script. I run all of our clients trade files through a script to standardize ICC profiles.

Anybody wants a solid color wrap.. Price triples. And.. I usually tell them it would be better to get it painted. These people expect a paint like finish and unless you tell them it's not gonna happen then they will eat you alive! We once did a black wrap for someone in gloss (that they picked...

Might work on a hand drawn type circus flyer or kid looking ad. Other then that.. Limited use font

Of anyone is this forum is using anything other than "Custom" in color management quality.... Your using the wrong profile..