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I'm in the same boat. What is the ''next step'' if I want it to be a bit faster? Here in my province, there is alot of AGFA in the shops I know but I don't see them often here.

I have an EDGE II for about 5 years now. Still using it maybe 10 times a years. I'm trying to find more print opportunitys to use it, but that thing is very expensive to run.

I've tried several. We now use Drytac. We got 3 boards that was direct south and they yellowed in the first year.

vandal guard is garbage. I could'nt 100% erase ink from a dry erase marker that have been left over 36 hours. Even with acetone I could still saw some traces.

How do you make tactile?

Good to know. Can you give me more details on the equipment to do this? Can you also do tactile?

Well, we just started our investigation last week. So we are not very far. We have looked at DCS, but with the reviews, we are looking for something else. We are currently looking into Mimaki, Mutoh, Roland with their small footprint flatbed to see if this would work. Very interesting. But we...

I'm also doing my homework right now for doing ADA signs. I would like to be able to produce tactile and braille. Our business is mainly architectural products, so doing ADA would be a great addition.

Good to know. Does loading the take-up waste alot of material? And by ''calibrated take up'', what do you mean?

Are you talking about the oracal 8300?

Did you ever install it on car paint? I think I have a remaining roll of blue of the 8300. May worth to try it.

Exactly what I hope. But my only comparaison is my L260.

does the W800 have a better color consistency from panel to panel? Also, does it keep the right size? On my L260, with a 9ft long print, I could loss up to an inch. It's been a real problem for murals and align pannels.

Is seems the Avery sf100 true shadow is discontinued. I'm looking for a similar product (like a tinted vinyl to install on vehicle). Does anyone know a manufacturer that make someting similar to that? Thanks Ben.

Buy a leica disto X4 with the p2p package to make survey. Alot more precise and easy to use. But expensive.

I've been able to manually cut the material outside of the registration mark (1/8 around) to expose the white liner. Then the cutter is able to read the registration mark. Depending on how many you have to do, it would be a quick solution for short runs.

Thanks. For the lamination part, we only laminate once a month and it's smaller than the lenght of the table. I think it does not justify to buy a roll-to-roll laminator just for that. I also like the kala have 3 pressure setting. If I remember right, the other ones don't have this feature.

did you ever tried to laminate with the applikator? If yes, how it went?

I will look into it. I will try to find a dealer here in Canada. The lamination in the video is the perfect example of what I'm doing. With this, I would be done before loading and feeding a regular laminator.

Maybe I'm mistaken, but I think the colex is a rebrand of the CWT. Can you give me a feedback about laminating vinyl with it? What is the size of you table?