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Just to let you know, the Seat-It pens contain One Shot's Speed Dry UV Acrylic Clear so you can also edge seal with a brush if preffered.

Well I guess I could have done a search first, just did and found several positive reviews. Only problem is that it appears to only be sold in 150' rolls, oh well.

Has anyone tried this product? Any input good or bad? I see it's available in the Feller's catalog. I'm producing a pricing sign for a recycle center and they need to be able to change prices often, thinking this might be the best solution.

C'mon Doug, It's all just a sticker, right?

This elementary task could be performed with simple basic tools such as a coin as a guide and an x-acto knife, magnetic material cuts quite easily. In a business environment most shops choose a more proper tool designed specifically for this task, see pic for example.

You might get some assistance from the Roland ColorCamm User Forum.

http://www.digital-clipart.com/big_cats_dc.htm http://www.rivalart.com/Clipart-Galleries/Tiger-Gallery/

I was gonna ask but you wouldn't believe how offended some folks get when you try to diagnose their problem by first looking at possible basic oversights.

I'm kinda surprised that eveyone hasn't yet bookmarked Oracal's site or at least just printed these out, they provide all technical specs for Oracals Inkjet Medias and Lam Films. http://www.oracal.com/products/_docs/qrg/08QRGDigital_121208.pdf...

I believe the pinch rollers are constructed of a soft rubber type material and definetly would not advise using any metal brush on them as this would scar them and change their grip level. I didn't need anything more aggressive than a paper towel, just let the Rapid Remover do it's job. Heat...

I used Rapid Remover to remove the adhesive, followed up with Rubbing Alcohol to neultrelize the RR solvent then used Rapid Tac for a final cleaning. I had to take off the rollers as the adhesive had gotten inside the roller onto the roller shaft, cleaned all parts thoroughly, reassembled and...

I have had this occur on my Versacamm and on my Graphtec cutter, always caused by contaminate (generally vinyl adhesive) on that left roller, the grit roller bar can become contaminated as well. I've found that vinyl's with temporary adhesive and water based adhesives tend to ooze a lot of...

You might want to price them screenprinted from Stouse but still to get that price you would probably have to do a quantity of 500,000 or more. I am kinda curious, I'll definetly check their catalog tomorrow to see what they would run.

I have had only good results using Vyjet inkjet banner material on my Versacamm, available from Fellers.

I think your gonna have a hard time beating that price, that works out to approx. $1.72 per sq. ft.

I Stock the following in order to match the media to the application. 3640 3651 3551 3551RA 3951 3951RA 210G 210M 290G 290F Oracal Reference Guides - http://www.oracal.com/products/_docs/qrg/08QRGDigital_121208.pdf...

MDO is produced in 5'x10' sheets but gets unbelievably expensive. My table top is 5'x12' made with 3 sections of 5'x4' plus I used particle board.

Looks like Signs Now and Fast Signs logos merged with a color change, don't like , start over, be more original. A good place to look for ideas and inspiration is Sign Craft magazine.

Classic!:thumb: Simon just don't get it.:doh:

I dont have the chart in front of me but I believe burgundy in the 751 is called "Dark Red".