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Let the material dry before cutting. Overnight, ideally.

If it looks like fingerprints, then it probably is fingerprints.

+1 for VP-540. And everything Player said :).

You can register a Trial account on Cadworx even if you haven't ordered anything. After 30 days, you'll be asked to enter a customer number. Cadworx does support the Jaguar!

Phototex is a fabric wall graphic and most fabric wall graphic materials are more Matte. I recommend a vinyl wall graphic material to get the Gloss you're looking for! Try Mojave 6 Mil Flexible Wall Graphic.

Hello Felipe! I don't see any Quick Print on order for you. Did you want to place an order for a roll? Or would you like a sample?

The reels from Roland will both take up and feed the material back for Print/Cut. Reels from Supply 55 and others are take up only.

Absolutely! The Eco-Mask is what you need.

Hello Felipe! Our Spectra QuickPrint heat transfer vinyl has been tested with various HP Latex printers!

Hello Bret! I do have some profiles for the Mimaki JV33. We have them for the 130, 160 and 260, SS21 inks with a Dual CMYK ink configuration. Let me know if one of those profiles will work for you and I'll send it over!

320 was the recommended temperature until about 6 months ago. We're always testing our products. With the latest testing, we determined 300 degrees is the best temp to apply the material.

We recommend the Eco-Print be applied at 300 degrees. Keep in mind, this is just a recommendation. If what you're doing is working well for you, feel free to continue!

Thank you!

2 hours is recommended if you're using a BN-20 because of the lack of dryers. If you have a machine with a post heater on it, you should be fine.

@rjssigns Thank you! @Bretbyron The Eco Print recommended by rjssigns is a great choice over the options you mentioned. I don't think you'll see the longevity in those products that you'll see in the Eco-Print. Some of them also have a Paper backing, which is a pain to deal with. The Eco...

Yes, the Anagraph is a quality cutter. What set Roland apart is the distributor network. We were one of the first to add the Roland GX-24 that had a focus in the t-shirt industry. Almost all of our competitors offered it within a year of us carrying it. Anagraph couldn't be found.

Calling the GX-24 a "POS" is a bit aggressive. A bit outdated? Maybe. When the GX-24 came out years ago, it was revolutionary. It was much better than any Graphtec or Mimaki cutter available at the time. Probably not as good as the Suma, but it wasn't priced as high either. The other...

There really aren't any features on the new GS-24 that make it a better option than the Graphtec. It will cut a little faster (real speed, not specs), but you're not looking for speed if you want to cut fine detail. I'd go with the Graphtec and use the savings on the price difference to...

A couple of your problems are because you aren't setting the origin point. It explains why the machine is feeding the material out and cutting on the cutting strip and why it picks random spots to begin cutting. You need to set the origin before and after every cut. There is a "Pause" button...

I appreciate the opportunity, but I wouldn't be able to sell it at that low of a price.