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You'll also need a laminator to laminate the vinyl although that should come after the printer is running. There are liquid laminates you can apply manually and I've seen posts here about a big squeegee that can be used in place of a machine you can look into. I would start by spending time...

If the tape failed glue could also fail. Adding studs to the back of the acrylic would help distribute the weight so the tape would have much less stress but it would depend on the thickness of acrylic.

D120R, Aspire Breeze & 3 mil lam.

What is the best degree angle for plotter blades cutting laminated vinyl and calendared vinyl.

I think you're talking about the same thing I was asking about, in my case it's not an issue related to importing art from another program but actually occurs in flexi created artwork. I tried using fill/stroke editor and hitting clear with the artwork selected and that removed the lines I also...

The fill/stroke editor clear function worked also weld by color worked.

Thanks I'll try that next time it occurs.

No, I've attached a screen capture. Flexi gives the option to add a small stroke around all objects it defaults to transparent but sometimes it isn't transparent and even if I open a new document and import or copy/paste the artwork it retains the stroke and it shows when printed.

Now and then Flexi 10 places a stroke around objects even though the stroke box in the bottom right corner shows transparent as the selected color. Has anyone ever experienced this or found a solution?

Who can make out the decals in the right corner? The weirdest things amuse me.

I think this would be a great question for a sales rep since not all lasers are equal. That's what they Are getting paid for..

America is a melting pot with imigrants from all cultures and countries, as an American i feel it's my duty to show immigrants to this country what our customs are so they can learn to be American(assimilation) I feel to do less would be a disservice to these people. As a first generation...

Are the signs coming into contact with food?

Does it happen to all colors or just magenta? Probably dampers or maintenance station. Do you have any air in the ink lines? If it was the head i would think you would be noticing a change in print quality. Besides the fading is there any other change?

If the test print came out correct than you can rule out the printer. Must be the profile but if everything else matches up??? Maybe its just another case of the blues!

Reverse print on clear and apply to back of acrylic

The most important thing is to be careful, like j said. If you can do it when you're closed you should. The cable coming from the top slot on the head goes in the slot closest to the back of the printer. I was so focused on the way the cables were folded but i wish i would have focused more on...

my housewife is afraid to use easy off but my basement doesn't have windows so i guess i understand.

Clearview is a great example of Our tax dollars at work... The federal govt alone spent hundreds of thousands just in research. That's what you get when you have a bunch of old people in charge. If you can't read the sign It must be the font, Wtf

What came first... The cheap customer or the cheap sign maker?