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I found this on here.

I have Flexi Pro 10.1 and I have a question. I have a Mimaki CJV print/cut machine. When the dealer came and set it up they did it with their own Flexi Pro10.5 and it had perf cut option for cutting a perforated outline around contour cut decals. I really liked that function but now I have to...

with all of the race car parts I buy there is an included product sticker. This sticker is always quite a bit thicker than any of my material. I jus want something similar.

What about this? 3M IJ35C-10 I guess I'm needing something that works more so than cheap.

I don't want to have to use transfer tape on give-away decals. I have tried laminating the 3651 but didn't seem to add much rigidity. Any suggestions in the 4.5 ml. and up. range?

I am wanting a lower cost material for printed window decals such as race car numbers, soccer teams and similar. I did some on material that I had (Oracal 3651) and they were a pain to put on without them flopping and tunneling/stretching. I assume I need something thicker? What do you all use...

Ok, What machine prints them? What cuts them so perfectly? How big is the card stock? I did some of the perforated ones years ago and they looked like crap.

I see most of the sign/decal shops around here offer business cards. What machine would you use to do that? I couldn't see doing them on anything I already have. (plotter, CJV or dye sub printer). Is this worth getting into? Thanks

I did contact Signwarehouse about this. I talked to a guy who told me the upgrade was I believe $1295. After a couple months I decided to inquire for more info and I talked to a lady who said the price was more like $2200 or $2800. I don't remember. She told me she doesn't know why the guy told...

I bought my setup from Signwarehouse in 1999. It came with Vinyl Express Master 5.7 and upgraded to 6.5 which they told me was the top of the line Flexi Sign Pro product renamed. I want to upgrade to Flexisign Pro 10.5 or higher. I have a borrowed 10.1 version but it doesn't seem to have the...

wow, that's cool.

I bought my original set-up from SignWarehouse in 1999. Similar to what you see in that link. The computer lasted 10 years even though outdated it still was used to cut decals that long. I am still using that plotter (Vinyl Express GRC-61) and it still works like new. I did buy a Mimaki CJV for...

I purchased my CJV new less than a year ago. I wanted the white and silver option. Well after a couple months of never needing the white/silver inks we switched to the four color set-up and after a couple months of banding issues we switched to six color. The banding is all but gone but now...

I still have my white and metallic if someone is interested. Make offer and they're yours.

The Colorprint PU is 2.8 thick and the Sihl T-Printz 3197 is only 1.9 thick. Am I missing something here or is thinnest not the best? Maybe softer is better not thinner. Has anybody compared Colorprint PU to Sihl T-Printz 3197 on a shirt?

How does the Eco-Print compare to the Sihl T-Printz 3197 ?

Thanks, How thick is the Eco-Print? It doesn't say on the website. Only comes in 20"? a lot of waste on a 12" design and not big enough to fit two designs.

I am looking for the thinnest/softest heat transfer material. I did some shirts for a musicans benefit and the shirts had his album cover on the front. At almost 12" square it felt pretty stiff. It has to be able to go on dark shirts. I have tried a couple recommended to me but I would like...

Thanks guys, Would that price be laminated or not? It was never mentioned by him.