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  1. laminator question

    I have a Royal Soveriegn and I’m happy with it, 5 years in at this point. I’m not a super high volume shop so take it for what it’s worth….
  2. UV or Latex for Perforated Window Vinyl

    Never, ever wet appy laminated perf
  3. UV or Latex for Perforated Window Vinyl

    Both are recommended for exterior window perf projects and print can last 3-5 years unlaminated (laminating will give another year). Perf is rated as a promotional material so lamination isn’t required however lamination helps protect the print and definitely helps with removal down the road…
  4. Installer Training ?

    In Canada, training classes are supported by the larger material suppliers. They offer certification programs 2-3 times a year hosted at their facilities.
  5. Installer Training ?

    3M certification is good BUT not much in the walls, windows and floors realm. Most of the class specializes in fleet and wrapping. They are eventually going to break down the certification into specific groups so if you want to just get certified in wraps/vehicles or just walls/windows it will...
  6. HP 700W: Printing a good black

    Try making a CMYK swatch in illustrator: C-60, M-40, Y-40, K-100
  7. Arlon dog 4400 for wall wraps

    Look into a wall wash with alcohol prior to installation. Low VOCs are a common issue now that can be helped with some 99% isopropyl. Just don’t spray the wall, spray a clean cloth and wipe down. It’s an extra step but definitely helps…
  8. Pricing 420sq/ft of Vinyl Lettering

    Agreed, $8 seems high
  9. Pounce chalk for frosted film

    Hey All, First time poster and thought this might be the best place to get some advice. I have a fairly large frosted job and was wondering if any of you use pounce chalk (Bag) for better visual of kiss cut sections. I know it's been used forever in regular cast/calendared vinyls but I'm...
  10. Backing that looks like Wax Paper

    The left is from a label machine. Very different process than the HP. There is nothing on the market that is similar to that backing.
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