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I think you're head's gone dude, but here's hoping I'm wrong.

They're fine as long as the rollers are in good shape, but you may want to look at something that can take 54" as it's a more standard print material width.

Looks great. The waste of money comments remind me of this..lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KThDnFOj0Hk

If your in a hot/humid area for your installs, the Avery is a bit more forgiving I found.

Good luck, and welcome from Australia. Chris.

G'day from Australia. Chris.

how could you NOT go with a flaming 'i' in p lumbing?

you could be right there...

Clear Focus makes a couple of interior adhesives, it might have been black print on the surface, give it the fingernail test in a corner somewhere and see if it has a black/white layer of ink.

:goodpost: Until you get confident laying straight lines again with SNS's method, the top hinge method on flat panel works great with text. With the layers, I"d probably go with a solid red with aqua? and white(dots) overlay if you don't wanna worry about bleeds and shrinkage(that sounds nasty...

hah! good beats

Spandex does them for $350... Chris.

never mind the spelling, I don't trust anyone with 2 first names :P

FYI, I'm not seeing any of the text phototec is, using Opera.

Yep, you would be lucky to get the EZ to hold, need the fleet version or the 3M IJ380(never used the 3M though).

http://www.illusionsgfx.com/ could be one of these guy's products, it looks very similar to some I've got in a Fas Graphics catalogue.

Short answer, yes hard disk space/ram/virtual memory, will have a big impact on larger files, and clear your job log as much as possible.

G'day from Oz. Chris.

1 man and a cup... priceless

I just saw some full colour stickers reverse printed on frosted sparkle and backed up by white which gave a pretty nice sparkle effect.