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If I read that correctly, you applied lamination after you mounted the print? You should apply lamination to the print before you mount the print to the substrate. Also you can you use your lamination machine to mount the print to the aluminum.

MY15H2 & MY25C3 I have not checked the log for any errors tho I wouldn't even know what to look for.

No and I am still not any closer to figuring out the hangup. Firmware and flexi is up to date and still get stuck trying to sleep.

3M also makes other options for day/night which is the 3635-91 Smoke Gray and 3635-0171 Dark Gray, these are a non perforated vinyl meant to be applied to a white translucent acrylic. Bitro also makes an acrylic that is dark gray during the day and lights up white at night. Its called...

3635-222 is the black day/white night and the 3635-210 is the White day/White Night, tho it can be printed to be any color.

We use Coreldraw for 95% of all client facing design, Flexisign for machine output and rip. Both are the latest and greatest version. Always upgraded to the latest as they are subscription based.

Very little wows me after being in the industry for 2 decades, but this is incredible. Full Article -Louis-vuitton-flagship-construction-disguised-stack-luggage-trunks/ The largest of the handles weighed over 5000 lbs! Just incredible and beautifully executed. What would you charge for a...

Hi I am trying to locate a broken or otherwise non usable Graphtec FC8000 or FC8600 for some hard to find parts so I can repair my trusty old friend. If you have one available please let me know what you would like for it.

Do you have an amazon link for the cart base? I like that alot and have immediate use as we are running around 15-30 48" x 96" x 3/4" acrylic sheets daily. Currently we are using a variety of carts and rolling tables which are okay but the pivot would make things alot safer.

Edit, didnt see the blemish you were talking about, was before my coffee. I thought your blemish was the light grey on the white N and the bar below.

We use Tyvek patterns on large or long patterns. Highly tear resistant and waterproof.

We print on 3M 3635-210 and overlam with 3660M. One important thing to keep in mind that the perf direction needs to be the same for all letters. At times we apply the printed perf to the sheet then send to router and other times depending on how the letter nesting works out on the sheet, we...

Ive ran graphtecs and flexi for 24 years now and I am not the biggest fan of the FC9000. The 8600 was more stable in my opinion and I would go back in a heartbeat if I could find a brand new 60" 8600 for sale. I find myself having to turn it on and off to get it to work correctly quite a...

That is part of the free online video training on PrintOS mentioned above.

Hi Stephen. I believe we met at ISA in Orlando. My name is Dan and I am the Art Director at American Interstate Signcrafters in Boynton Beach FL. Just wanted to reach out and say hi and the offer still stands if you would like to come visit and tour our facility sometime.

We use alot of 3m 4910 VHB tape. Holds up great indoors and outdoors. Sometimes we use the adhesive promoter with it depending on what its being adhered to. Im a huge fan of the 3M adhesive remover 8984. Leaves no residue when it evaporates. Its probably taken some years off of my life, but...

Has anyone experienced your 700W/800W getting stuck on preparing for sleep mode? The only way to get it unstuck is a hard reset. We are running Flexi Complete for RIP. My gut tells me its something that Flexi's Production manager is causing, perhaps an IP issue? We do have static IP's for...

We have done many 98" x 1110+" installs on 8' tall Home Depot channel letters. We use Tyvek on the larger patterns as it doesnt tear easily or fall apart when wet.

That is the 3M Code. first number designates the type of vinyl, in this case 680 is reflective. 77 is the color code. Unless you you are looking for a Pantone color code? I dont think there would be a Pantone color code for reflectives as they kinda change color depending on the light source...