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im pretty sure you would get away without the pinch rollers.....turn up the vacuum a little to compensate...

This material works great......nice and thick and sticks good...you can also try arlon dpf800(?) which is pretty thick....

Hexis chalk rolls come 48"... stuff works great...

there is a 8mm available from convex.... also LG make a thin laminate for this type of application....

Ritrama make a material specific for this. not sure of the product code though......

The 210 works great.... not for any type of wrap work, but it will work fine on curved surfaces.... we use on all our flat applications, exterior/interior displays etc....not had any issues yet......8 month life easy...

Arlon is great on flat surfaces....anything curved its a little thick...gives a great finish though for labels because of its thickness...

Does anyone use anything other than convex..... that stuffs pretty expensive...

the heat wont effect the canopy......just ensure you do a test print first to ensure that the mateial works ok with not too much pressure......generally a Nylon garment film will work perfect..as for the pressing, you need to do it in sections....time consuming but looks good when done....

the Arlon stuff works very well....

all vinyls will bubble...you got to put prf holes of some kind in the panels to stop bubbling...