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That's exactly it! Thank you so much!

Any idea which font the name Allens is? I just can't seem to find it..

Wow, Thank you! How did you find out? I never would have guessed IJ170Cv3.

Thanks for the feedback everyone! The lam is definitely thicker than 6mil, has to be closer to 18-20mil. The Decals came from zdecals.com. It does not seem to hurt the carpet much or if at all from what I've seen, but I haven't had time to stick them myself at this time to see.

So my father in law owns a fishing lure company and orders these carpet graphics for boats for his staff members. The Laminate is really thick and has a decent amount of texture to the top of it. Pics are attached for reference. Just curious what 3M product they're using that adheres to carpet...

I currently have a small Q series from them, have had it for a few years and had zero issues. Before that I had a Vinyl Express 30" from them for 5 years that ran perfect and only replaced the pinch rollers once on it. They offer great to plotters for the price. I use them as back ups or for...

I have one that I got as a package with my HP printer. The cutter is just a rebranded summa plotter. I've always used graphtec, but I REALLY like this plotter, super easy to make changes and the contour cutting is spot on. No complaints here. I like how easy it reads the registration points as...

Learning to use the knife on a vehicle is a huge help when it's needed, I learned how to properly cut vinyl on a balloon... Makes you learn really fast when you pop one by cutting too deep or peaking the blade haha.

I would use 3M Finish Line Knifeless Tape to lay out your lines, then Lay the vinyl on top in one piece, enough to cover each edge by about an inch, you should only need to use a knife on the ends to cut flush with the bed. Are you using Cast or Calendared vinyl?