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We get it from grimco, and it works well as temporary signage too on very flat surfaces (not good for painted drywall) We use it on fords aluminum body vehicles when someone wants a magnetic application

Glass Apeel is awesome, it’s also fairly simple to apply and cleans up well if you get some shit stuck under it

First of all, it’s not a bad review (airmark dude who sees this, don’t shit yourself thinking I’m about to crucify you guys, haha) I wanted to actually take a few minutes to brag of them…a lot. First part of the year I bought a Summa F1612 from a dude off global garage sight unseen and had...

Hell yeah it is!

I got mine from airmark. Expensive, but it works fine

do you have a compatible bulk ink system for the LEJ-640FT series printer? I was looking through your site the other day and couldn’t find it…even though it’s probably right in front of my face.

Flatbed or roll? We cut most things at full speed

I am looking to upgrade our product line. Right now we are using Avery 2923 Grey backed air egress calendared vinyl and with an overlaminate for vehicle lettering/logos and for window lettering/logos. The product performs well...but it really sucks to peel off the backer, using AT 75 or AT...

Get yourself on Fiverr. I use them quite often with good success

To be fair, this has a few more years of life in the old girl!

Get yourself one of these suckers. They’re a cheap investment and will make your vinyl application much better, even with shitty product https://a.co/d/cpmiML2

13oz is a “standard” banner thickness, whatever you have been doing is probably fine. However you may want to consider a blockout banner material if you’re doing a 2 sided print

Oh yeah I had shield off in the first week, the tracking on the new machines is excellent so the page won’t wander around…downfall is you have to have that sucker pretty square. Another trick is to get the knife right over the first dot and set that as your base point. I also have a chunk...

The non smart ass answer is, roll it out far enough to get to the front lip of the heater plate (assuming you took the shield off the front like everyone else, get it nice and squared up. Advance the media a bit and see if it tracks properly. The speed isn’t too big of a deal, but you...

You hourly? Haha

This is what we use, it’s cheap and a bit of a pain in the ass, but overall it’s a winner https://a.co/d/5ZgJrOS We have the 51” version

We use an Avery 2903 for cheaper flat applications and an over laminate. This is a calendared laminate that works well For long term and better work Avery 1105 with 1060 laminate. Cast laminate system. Expensive, but awesome

I use gun oil on pretty much all my moving parts, seems to work well and doesn’t get a lot of crap build up

I’m hoping it’s a faux foliage; I hadn’t considered it would be real

This is a weird problem here haha. I’d probably pin the letters, bend the pins from the back, and glue the shit out of it with some hot glue globs. That should keep the pins from moving around too much. Assuming the letters aren’t very heavy, this may work This doesn’t seem like a long term...