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Cut with registration marks....line up. Youtube is your friend....here's a video (not mine). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOa0jdGVDWw

See above ^^

They sound full of 'hot air'. I'll show myself out.

Gotta be blade/cutting technique then.

Ahh...hadn't thought of that. They may indeed be scraping off ink when they cut, if they're running solvent on a latex material.

What kind of blade are you using? A steak knife? Looks to me like the edge is not smooth at all....you need to be using an Xacto, #11 or similar, or at least some type of super sharp angled blade, like Olfa. You need a nice CLEAN cut.

I have no clue...if yours is overlapped, you're cutting in the center of the overlap, pulling out the top strip that's left and the bottom strip that's left underneath, there should not be white showing period...should be color print next to color print.... Very strange.

Double cut with Phototex should show no seams, done right. It doesn't shrink so can't be shrinkage. This wall has 3 seams...can't see anything.

I think he doesn't have an overlap in the print....waiting to hear back.

Is the 'white' that is showing an actual GAP between the panels? Or is there white material showing because you didn't have an overlap in the actual image? You need to have an overlap of 1/2 inch to 1 inch usually to do a nice butt seam....not just a material overlap, but an overlap in the image.

No, I set the tiles myself in Production Manager.

They are 2 huge tiled box truck sides. each side has 1 panel that is thin, and I've printed the large panels already, so need to nest the 2 thin panels together. Get it?

Well, got it to work. I had to select Automatic Tile Flip on ONE of the files, and my Nest option finally appeared. Don't understand why, but I'll take it.

Why can I not nest 2 tiles from 2 different files in Production Manager? I can Nest 2 jobs....3 jobs....however many I want. But I need to nest 1 thin long panel from 1 image and another thin long panel from another....but not possible?? That's stupid...now I have to print separately and waste...

Definitely go with an SSD for your Main Windows and applications drive. Your computer will seem 50 times faster. If you can afford it, SSD for storage too..... but gets pricey once approaching the 1TB area.

Yep!

Yep!

Acrylic panels, single panel, using standoffs, and almost always apply graphics to back side. We make hundreds of them each year.

We get our 440s for $109 from Graphic Solutions here in Dallas.

Not understanding the question at all...what does the glass have to do with it if your laminating a banner material?