Need Guidance - first time printing/installing - 3M IJ67 perf

[96XP]

I've had a request to cover some commercial windows with printed scenes.
My supplier provided me with 3M IJ67 and 8914 edge seal tape.

I have not done this before and will be my first experience.

My greatest concern in getting started is:

1) which Roland profile do I use?
(SolJet Pro II)
2) Raise print head?
3) Will it fit through the media clamps?
4) Temp and vacuum?
5) Cure time?

I have done some reading on application, though need more advice.

Thank you in advance

 

[Joseph44708]

I've had a request to cover some commercial windows with printed scenes.
My supplier provided me with 3M IJ67 and 8914 edge seal tape.

I have not done this before and will be my first experience.

My greatest concern in getting started is:

1) which Roland profile do I use?
(SolJet Pro II)
2) Raise print head?
3) Will it fit through the media clamps?
4) Temp and vacuum?
5) Cure time?

I have done some reading on application, though need more advice.

Thank you in advance

I print it on my Roland XR-640.
1. Use Your regular profile
2. No need to raise print head.
3. Runs through just like your regular vinyl.
4. Don't change temp or vacuum.
5. Print today cut tomorrow.

 

[96XP]

Thank you sir.

 

[96XP]

Processing went very well.
Supplier recommended not using a laminate and doing a dry install, however, would it not be easier wet?

 

[Joseph44708]

This material is very forgiving because it's full of holes.
It takes longer to install wet.
Cut a couple of linear feet of material from the roll and practice on your front door/window or your cars back window.
Post a photo of finished job.

 

[96XP]

Joseph, we've been rained-out for days. Haven't installed yet, though will at first opportunity, then share images.

 

[96XP]

Finally - a good dry stable day for install.
My first experience with window perf and so glad I did it in the shady portion of the day.
A lot easier than I anticipated too.
However, I was eaten alive by swarms of mosquitos - have the welts to prove. Lol
Last photo is the edge-seal in ziplock baggy. I put a slit in the side of it to control feed the tape through.
Two more custom windows left to design for the customer.