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.08 - .1 is my standard.

8.0 v2 is the first version to work with the SP-300V, Pro of course. You should be fine.

Why yes it is.

I'd say that's not a font.

Speed Press - Rhino Mats http://www.speedpress.com/products/2/1 Delivered rolled up, just reverse roll it and sit it in the sun for a couple hours.

The laser sounds like a lot of unnecessary work as well as painting primary copy with a mask. I just lay reversed/mirrored vinyl on back then paint background color. Either way get a new piece of acrylic and start over.

Nice Balls !!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W-fIn2QZgg

I've often wondered what happens to ebay sellers such as this. http://motors.shop.ebay.com/nytrokellie/m.html?_trksid=p4340.l2562 They can't possibly be licensed by all the manucactures that they are using.

Those look great Dan. Is that a chin dimple? Might look better without.

I think for a starter package the "Signfonts 33" package would be a good choice. That's roughly $5.15 per font, what a smokin hot deal for these quality fonts! Love them Signfonts, me I gotta have em all. :thumb:

That's nuthin Chris, I recently had a customer's employee run into my shop truck with a forklift and they stated that if I wanted them to pay for the damage that they would definetly be looking for a new sign company. I said that's fine, now give me my fu**in check. :thumb:

Universal Products http://www.u-p.com/ Sharpline Converting http://www.sharpline.com/

Just wanted to throw this out there in case anyone has been thinking of a purchase or upgrade. 30% off all Alien Skin Software, sale ends today 9-20-11. I'm getting Blow-up 2 which also gets you the upgrade to version 3 when released in November...

Can you believe that someone actually has to ask why? Absoloutly fricken amazing. :thumb:

I order parts from Midwest Sign Supply and parts are always drop shipped directly to me from Roland headquarters in Irvine, CA. This provides some assurance that I'm getting original Roland parts.

On some prints the overlap of the 1/2" width print bands are quite evident (such as grayscale artwork). You will find that laminating your prints will almost always make the banding somehow disappear not to mention that it also results in a very durable final product. Contrary to popular...

For these applications I simply use Convex High Bond vinyl. This stuff is super high tack and prints beautifully on my SP-300V. http://www.convexvinyl.com/index.html

.080 would be my choice as well. :thumb:

I simply put down strips of masking tape to indicate the sides and leading edge of the vinyl placement and hit "base point" on the printer before print and after reloading the laminated prints. You can also use a pen/sharpie to put down alignment marks on the vinyl and masking tape, very easy...

You can put the ribbon in a spot color cartridge & assign that spot color in the artwork for your abbrasion guard then in flexi's RIP "Driver Options" select "Pause For Spot Color". Better yet do what I do and actually film laminate EVERYTHING that comes off the Colorcamm.