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haha. thats funny. one time i got to work and my pick up truck bed liner was gone. i thought who the hell stole it last night. MF'rs!!! then on my way home that afternoon i found my bed liner on the side of the road. haha.

if your issue is your trying to push down costs then maybe switch the media to a cheaper media. lexjet has aquavinyl PSA it is cheaper than the HP stuff. or switch the material to polypropylene which is cheaper than vinyl.

this whole project is wonky. you haven't given enough info about it. 1. 8x8 sign. is this sign supposed to be opaque or is it supposed to be translucent backlit illuminated sign? 2. if solid then ok lay down red then an opaque yellow on top. 3. if translucent then do what jill said. knock...

if your selling it be careful. if your only displaying it you should be ok. if there is an issue, the first thing that will happen by law is a simple cease and desist letter and you must comply.

on the laminator i think you misunderstood me. im not referring to the pinch roller pressure. I am referring to the amount of resistance on the rollers. not sure if you SEAL has brakes on the media shaft collars that create tension in the media. when you turn the collar there is a leather...

or it could be your laminator is too tight stretching your 290. make sure the collars are not tight and they roll freely with just enough tension to keep it from slacking up.

cant stand those "see what you can come up with" clients. 9 out of 10 times they are a waste of time. you need a commitment up front at the beginning of the process.

hdvinyl is right. haha.

the textured face doesn't let the transfer tape adhere well. try applying some heat and use a heavy squeegee.

I place white vinyl squares over the registration marks and then draw in the registration marks with a sharpie. oracal 651 white is thin enough were you can see the registration mark behind it. make sure the white vinyl square is about 3x3 so the edges dont interfere with the registration...

you can print on oracal 290G. but no air egress so you better be a boss installer.

i want in.

...and were back.

we roll an iron dowel about 1.5 diameter along the edge. that knocks the edge down pretty good and no particles.

wow. no worries my 7yo son just got his first phone too. haha.

new with warranty is always better.

That Epson Grimco deal is great for a new shop. basic cmyk 4 color printer. jump on that if you can. Also get a laminator to lam and mount prints. Seal base or Royal Sovereign 64" not sure why everyone is trying to talk you out of what you have already decided to do. It's not what you...

feedback please.

what clear vinyl are you using to print on? i've printed on some that are crap and others hold ink better. use CMYK black 30/30/30/100 if you go full 100/100/100/100 it might end up brownish or blueish black depending on your profile. adjust your ink limit in the profile.

exactly. you will spend all day removing little pieces of burnt up vinyl off it. You end up with a yellowish substrate with white areas were the vinyl was (ghosting) and a bunch of scratches all over the face from trying to scrub all the vinyl adhesive off of it. And if the panel is really...