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Just thought I'd drop an email to let UK users know that Citi-led aka citi-led.co.uk sells your data. The business is very shady, they don't share prices or their business name just the website and this should be enough for you, on the other hand you need to give them all your info and they'll...

1988, 36 years mate, let it RIP

When I need great precision especially with small pieces I always cut the aly by hand and snap the board, can't get more precise than that unless you use a CNC, if there are a lot of small pieces sometimes I print the grid on removable and apply to the board for guide.

too high print temp

Or just use your eyes to compare print/lam roll thickness, you can't trust the winding machine for these rolls, they won't be accurate to the banana

And are YOU aware your printer is not limited to CMYK color gammut?

Try to use less pressure, use the 30 degree angle and let the vinyl guide you, try to follow a pattern that looks like this: ((( | ))) rather than /// or ||| . The more experience you gain the less pressure will be used

If you sell it in Hungary nobody cares, if you sell it outside of the country you'll have to go through an online selling platform that won't allow these things and your listing will be taken down (ebay, etsy). Nobody will give you a fine but you won't make it very far.

On mimaki I do 30 min headsoak + ink fill immediately, works like a charm not sure what they call it on Roland.

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What's your time between print->lam?

Depends what style are you going for, HP has a very nice thin paper like (or paper?) pre-pasted stuff that works like traditional wallpaper no lamination needed, light colors/pastels may be pretty grainy tho. Epson prints cristal clear even with CMYK config but lamination is a must if not...

I'm pretty sure that's just a bad (wet?) installation

Don't listen to him, he's not a real sign guy.

We don't print a lot thus I can print as slow as I want; I use 12 passes with 9 sec between them so print takes 30 minutes to pass over the heater which is plenty of time to actively dry for immediate lam. No problems so far and I can book wraps for next day application.