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I was told that also by our Poly distributor. We let it air out for a week before we installed vinyl after peeling the liner and still had the same problem. I really think it's an air release vinyl issue. (I don't believe the Briteline is air release). We did some tests on old scrap pieces...

From what I've been told by 3M and other vinyl manufacturers is that the plastic needs to be "baked" at a certain temp and for a certain length of time. I can't remember off hand but who's going to do that anyway? We've switched back to Arlon 4500 clear and have had no issues since. I believe...

Someone at Arlon recommended it to me years ago, and if you go on Arlon's website it is one of their interior wall wrap vinyls so it IS a wall product. We've been using it for years with no issues. We also been using it on basic vehicle graphics (not wraps) for years with 3170 laminate with no...

We normally use Arlon 4600 and 3420 matte lam with 1/2" overlap. We just did a 10'x80' wall with no issues. Arlon does have a list of recommended and not recommended paints that you should check out if you go that route.

Amazon has some

We found that using white translucent vinyl with white poly was blocking to much light on fully wrapped faces no matter how many LED's we used. It could be an LED issue but I'm not sure about that. We switched to clear vinyl a few years ago and are much happier with the way the signs look at...

I know. We have a powder coat oven large enough but it's not something we want to be bothered with doing. We did some tests of our own. see attached The 3M is 40C-114R, the Arlon is 4500 clear.

This is the report 3M sent me when I questioned them about why our vinyl was bubbling so bad on poly. It basically says the same thing, bake at 250 for an hour. We have not had issues since moving away from air egress vinyl though.

Grimco has some that we've used a few times. They are very easy to assemble. This is the part number, (SKU: SF4886MM, 96 " x 48 ")

We had issues with some 3M airfree clear vinyl bubbling on Lexan a while back. (ours showed up immediately once the sun hit the faces). 3M said we needed to bake the sheets before installing the vinyl. We've since changed to some Arlon clear wet install vinyl and have not had any problems since.

You can run Stable Diffusion directly from your PC and train it with your own pictures. I believe it still needs internet access though.

I would also recommend clicking the "Place alternated" check box in the "Clip and Tile" menu in Versaworks. It will auto rotate every other print in the batch. At least with our printer its a must. If not the colors at the seems don't match.

We've tinted the back side of the glass in the past and that seemed to work for us.

They told me they are getting set up to sell by the yard. And they will go through your account and adjust pricing for you. They've done it for me a couple times

And Zombie!!

We subscibe to Flexi Design which is $30 a month as apposed to $65 for the rip and print version. Versaworks was free with the printer. Other than that I don't know which way is better.

You said Roland and Flexi. We use Flexi for design but Roland Versaworks for Rip and print. Sorry for the confusion.

We use Flexi and need to change the stroke of our cut lines manually to .000 instead of the default .01 when exporting to Veraworks or we get double cut lines. We have not found a way to change the default....

So, we are using a VG640 and ever since we changed to TR2 inks we are having bubbling issues when printing on 3M 40c-114R clear(only because my supplier was out of Arlon 4500 clear) laminated with Arlon3170 using the generic backlit Roland profile high quality setting, overprint set to 2 and...