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Laminate it and see how it goes, probably won't have any problems. Little bit of silvering around the raised ink will go away overtime

Ok I just hold the roll with my right hand and pull will left. I guess good feature for someone short that can't reach over the machine

I've been using Graphtecs for 15 years and have never used that, I've seen the lock on my FC9000 but never even got curious enough to figure out what its for. What's it for?

Here is how to do it in photoshop, super easy maybe coral has a similar "warp" tool

Run it through Topaz ai and it will probably be good enough

Load printer, laminator cutter, I can do in under 10 minutes per roll. Ideally you want to have enough work where you can do whole rolls at a time, way more efficient than doing this 10 min labor to load printer, laminator, cutter for 50 sticker order. I'll even wait until I have a full rolls...

All of this depends on a lot of factors but you can easily be under $1 per sqft materials/ink cost and sell that for $15+/sq ft for lower quantities (sticker mule prices for qty of 100) all the way down to $3/sq ft or lower for quantities of 10k , 100k etc Think of it in terms of rolls, how...

All printers break and every brand can take longer than expected to repair. Best option is to have more than one printer or have outsourcing figured out before a breakdown. have to have a backup plan

How cheap per roll are you wanting? You can find sub $150 rolls of 60" x 150" vinyl. I've even seen a few for $100 range delivered. I'll pm you the $100 vinyl

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I would use sinalite

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I have never checked for "anomalies" behind text

Or you could swap fill/stroke and get the same effect.

But corel is lying to you showing it as an outline when it is not

You need to outline the A in illustrator and it will show up the same way as in corel. If it is still a text object in will show black like you're seeing. select the text, right click then "create outlines"

Well I'll put this question on hold for now as I went ahead and ordered a real DTF printer. SUPER EXCITED!

What happens when one of your customers asks another print shop if they can make something similar and shows them a sample? That's it game over for you?

You will need to find a profile for the GF material. Using a "default" profile like you're doing will work for most prints but can result in issues like you are experiencing.