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I dunno. I don't have ANY problems on 64 bit but I'm on vista. Sounds like a win 7 issue?

No, I haven't quite figured it out yet and working to find out why... but what I have noticed is that all white wraps start browning after a period of time. Much faster then wraps with all color. Why? Not 100% sure . I think it has do with how the white reflects through the lamination. It...

haha. He has the ninja torch pose. I agree. Playing around is the only way to prosper.

You know what.. Those kinds of clients keep their cars indoors at all times, wash regularly and keep vehicles away from the elements for the most part. Now that I think about it.. Go for it =)

Are you aligning the feeder by using the measurement lines on the machine? If you are using the roll and pulling tight it will not be straight. Always use the 2 lines for measuring... Could be a cause if it doesn't always feed straight. Operator error.

If its still not working after all that then NetFryer is right... unfortunately. I bought my XC before they made that part a combustible part so my caps are warrantied =)

I've noticed that ANY material that is all white has lamination browning issues. I wouldn't do the job. Lam or no lam matte white is a bad idea. It stains.

I dunno but you just gave me the idea to make an installer one real quick. hahaha. Fun Stuff

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Thank you =) Yes you can Kurt. You saw my site.. Its CMS managed. My other site is all custom CSS from scratch Html coding. My sites all have a backend as well as a hidden front end. One site has a alient login where they can view trade pricing and place orders right from my site =)

Ken Block is a crazy driver. That is pretty Sick

DO- I made the S bigger in the last post no? Shall I make it bigger?

Anything with a good CMS System. I usually photoshop what I want and convert over to Wordpress or Joomla. There are several sites out there that offer PSD2Joomla, PSDtoHTML Check them out. If you use Content management you will be way better off for adding new articles and features where as...

Thanks Kurt. You've got some nice stuff on your site as well. First time posting for suggestions and it seems to be working out well.

Laminate. If you don't keep track of the material and lot number you are screwed. Nobody in their right mind will warranty anything without being able to reference a lot. We keep the Material Lot, Lamination lot, Printer settings, Room temperature and everything in a log for everything we print...

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Consensus says.. I agree. { I'm pretty easy going for a graphics guy huh? } You have to be open minded though otherwise you will never learn. I like this environment. Ok guys. To all that have contributed. Here's an update. Whats next? haha

Oh... A 45 degree blade is not as good as a 60 for perf cutting.

Perf cut was in 2.2. Assign perf cut and enable in advanced settings. Beware, you WILL need to perform multiple test cuts to get the right settings. One for normal cut and one to punch paper. Input the two settings and it will flawlessly work. Don't use the factory settings. I have 3.3.0 and it...

The covex is so far the best because you can apply it with no heat. Some factory mx kits don't last as long and they are a nightmare to apply for the client.