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In the application shown maybe you could use the acrylic as backer and push thru routed acm panel for graphic. Then you could affix a mounting system of choice, tape, studs, screws etc, to acrylic that would be hidden by backer.

100% clear silicone, .

Nope. If you only need it once and then only every once in a while pay your local mom & pop sticker shop to cut it for you. If you decide to do it yourself at least do yourself the favor of getting quality equipment.

One of these guys might help. ;-)

Strip mall owner handyman work if I ever saw it.

If transport is an option I would think taking it to one of their customers close by where a machine is running and plugging it in there would be the acid test. If it fails I would make them come all the way across the table to make me happy.

At 456 lbs it's too big to take somewhere else and plug in to prove them wrong and a damn shame that is what it most likely would take to make them do right.

Down here in the Burg we can breathe underwater at this point.

And what are they going to do about the expense to you to get past their not our fault bs? I would demand an entirely new machine or come get this pos out of my shop and stop payment if possible.

But it's great to spray your bait with when fishing.

This is on my pc at work.

Body shop. Someone who leaves a wrap on that long isn't going to pay what it takes a sign shop to remove that.

Anybody else get a jumbled mess like this every time you open the page or just me?

Banner hem tape? Contact cement? Just spitballin

Very nice looking job.

If all I had was 30" to print with I would have either sent print out to be done or most likely used cut vinyl but hindsight is 20/20. That being said I love my roll pro. Once you get the hang of it it is a race car compared to other techniques.

Been using Daniels for years and years. They changed their name a ways back, http://www.wholesalesignsuperstore.com/

I have a file that I do not have the time right now to convert myself. Please email me at dave@flemingsignsandgraphics.com so I might send it to you for quote. Thanks

Nazdar is a major ink manufacturer. A lot of after market carts from other companies are supplied by nazdar and relabeled. I have used them for screen printing for 40 years now and used their carts with great success in my solvent printer for 10 years ( I no longer have it) with no issues.

Never had a failure with phototex for interior.