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Polyester is the way to go. You may need a UV or latex printer to print on it though

I saw this quote a few years ago and it struck me how accurately it explains the current world we live in. “The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence.” ― Charles Bukowski

Another thing to try....your leftmost pinch roller can be placed inside of your crop marks and this can lead to better material stability as it feeds back and forth and therefore better accuracy.

Have you tried putting Scotch tape on the crop marks? I've only ever had to use it on chrome and reflective and it works most of the time.

If you have a full version of Flexi, try playing with Bezier, this will convert the image to vector and make it easier to clean up - also try enhanced corners and enhanced curves.

www.signburst.com..... the Inferno series should handle whatever you need it to do, and the tech support is the best I've seen anywhere.

No, not yet. Bill Gates is working on a literal Skynet....https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EarthNow

GF Motomark 235 will stick to it, and I'm fairly certain that Avery 2126HT would work also.

Harbor Freight also sells those slide rulers for a couple of bucks.

Dry-Tac has some nice wall materials and should be available to you.

It should be about 192" wide by 33.5" to the bottom of the gable vent if those are standard 8"x2.25" red bricks.

The Rosenthal in your image is an absolutely great machine, we've had ours a little over a year now and it's just one of those machines that you wonder how you lived without it. The thing is built like a tank and weighs almost as much as one.

Your force setting will probably be as high as you can go, and also set your speed to as SLOW as you can go.

We have a full stable of clowns in D.C. right now, on both sides of the aisle. We need aggressive term limits on all elected and appointed government positions.

In a few months' time, the lam will be 10% smaller than the cast vinyl it was applied to, the adhesive left behind will collect all manner of dust and dirt and generally look bad. This is assuming you are using a calendared laminate.

It's probably the media, one trick that I do with more "affordable" media is place the far left outside pinch roller well inside the crop marks, this helps keep the media more stable/flat as it feeds.

Turn SCC off, and you should be able to "Send Now", if not right click the cutters tab in PM and make sure "Make Active" has a check next to it. If you can poll the media size in Cut/Plot you should be good to go for cutting. You can run it over TCP/IP in PM as well since you CAM is not being...

Anyone know the MSRP on these?

Tell your Flexcon rep to send you some sample rolls to test on your printer(s). We use their polyester films for high-temp applications and it prints very nicely on our UV printers.

Try importing the files into a new window in Flexi as opposed to just opening the file, I have a few problem files that only print correctly if I import them. My guess would be it's a stroke or gradient created in Signlab that Flexi is choking on.