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We use World Wide Signs. Sorry don’t have their # handy. Google search...

No problems with the proper adhesion promoter here. I will look at what we use and post for you

Did the problem start with your rip update?

Anyone using the Multicam Celero Cutter or the Kongsberg X Edge? If so what are your thoughts on the machine?

Looks like laminate failure or improper lamination was used. Is that a calandered or cast lamination? For long term/outdoor use we only use cast.

Beyond your standard substrates (coro, pvc, acm, etc) here are some thing we’ve printed on Dominos Foosball table surface Bag toss boards (cornhole) Network switches Edges of monitors

Ok 101 brain....... Looking at adding a digital cutter. Any pros/cons and what you think (if you have one) for.... ZUND G3 L-2500 COLEX Sharpcut SX SUMMA F1832 Cutting your typical materials acm, coro, pvc, foam core. Also vinyl laminated and non-laminated regular cutting and thru cuts...

Fire him. He’d do the same to you! Don’t forget finance charges/late fee!

Works Wide Signs. Do well for me

I’m sure you did but just in case..... Check your perf. We just had a few areas at the end of a roll where there was no/very little adhesive in very large sections! Are you on site when they are falling off?

Realtor........enough said! Realtors are notoriously cheap in my opinion. Did you setup the artwork? What was the resolution of the image? Most realtors want their mug (face) on their signs and the images they provide are less than desirable in many cases. I’m going to guess that what...

You can’t chase pennies and expect to make a buck

ikarasu I’m referring to those of us that TESTED for their certification and continue it. As you called it level 3.

You can also check to see if they are truly 3M Certified. The certified company MUST maintain the testing person in their employment. There is a yearly process to confirm this. If not, the company must send someone else to take the test again.

This IS covered during the 3M Certification process

Looks like installer error to me. It looks to be below the water line. It also looks like there is no edge seal tape used. If they are 3M Certified they should know this. So ya! It going to fail!

Dry dry dry...... If you have to do wet. It will take some time

Dry or wet application? I’m guessing wet

I’d really like to know in the end how much time and resources you end up putting into this project vs. the cost I picture several hours and various amounts of proofs/test prints What happens when you change the viewing angle? Hmmmmmmmm.....