A new and easy way to apply vinyl lettering and Large Format Prints

[phototec]

A new and easy way to apply vinyl lettering and Large Format Prints on Corplast, Magnetics and Aluminum Substrates.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuDITfsiF_M&feature=related


Clever idea

 

[Gino]

Pretty neat.

 

[Flame]

No offense to the creator of it... but I can't see a production shop really using that.

And, website isn't up?

 

[Border]

It was flamed pretty bad in this thread

 

[GAC05]

This looks familiar....I swear I've seen it on here and the creator was a member.

Or maybe I'm just losing it....

You are right it has been posted here before - but a good while ago.

Interesting idea but what is with old sign guys and pony tails?

wayne k
guam usa

 

[2B]

Knew had seen that before

 

[HulkSmash]

yeah, a guy came on here to trying to sell this some time back.

Needless to say he got slammed

 

[jfiscus]

Looks the same as taping a hinge in the middle of the print if you do em that way. I still LOVE using my laminator for applying graphics to everything flat besides magnets!

 

[HulkSmash]

ahhhhhhhhh.. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=77997&highlight=LayZply

there's the thread

 

[tiredcreations]

Why not just use the Big Squeegee? I can see a problem when trying to lay ink saturated non laminated prints, but ya gotta give the guy credit for R&D

 

[Locals Find!]

Nice idea, but I think he went out of business his website is non existent.

 

[FS-Keith]

I could hand apply a 4'x8' on coro in almost the same time that 18x24 would take him