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Where are you cutting? meaning is the potential of dust a factor? we use a https://www.keencut.com/product/steeltrak/ "95%" happy with it. * freestanding can be knocked out of alignment fairly easy * the utility blade holder can/does move some so there is a "wave" cut, even with "soft"...

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The ink containers are genuine Roland. HOWEVER, they do cut off the barcodes. they work good for us, we have used them for several years as mentioned their 3rd part (aftermarket) parts are NOT suggested

This looks like 1 sided MDO and they used "tape" to hold the seam.......

Why MDO Board? With this being a panel project, we would make a hidden frame to ensure the seam doesn't separate Would use metal / aluminum instead of wood, for all parts Option C is the method we would do. plant poles, as cement is setting, install the frame between the poles, once set...

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Stopped using MaxMetal because of quality control and lower material quality changed to ALUCOSON from Reece, better product, and it has better pricing. We are happy with the change

You are WAY overthinking this. They provided specs and you made for the specs provided, got paid and all are satisfied. If they change AFTER the product is made, that is on them. There is NO way a sign 10' above grade can be used 40' above grade. the overall size must be increased in size to be...

vertical seam, have the seam BETWEEN the letters. there will ALWAYS be some shifting when printing and since you are laminating there could be stretching. again you are trying to HIDE the seam and keeping the seam in the DARK area will help

the short edge for the seam (when possible), 1" or more for the overlap, give you more alignment room try to "overlap" where the seam is best "hidden" within the design when you start doing vehicles, trailers, in particular, is when the order becomes more important. Starting from the back work...

Moze is the install guru, I'm sure he has a list of adhesives for EVERY weather condition

This sounds like a horrible situation and glad you, painfully, worked through it Please share who it was, PM if that is better

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have you tried any other material(s) to see if it is the clear material or the machine?

+1 for what J said. Magnetic works BEST when COMPLETLY FLAT & FULLY MOUNTED also, we stopped using Magnum several years ago, their material got weaker. Changed to Care-Safe, it is a stronger PPI (strength) and have been happy with the results...

Agreed, a DADO blade in a Table Saw is best. A router will also work, either with a router table or a guide rail for handheld

Agreed, also by doing the "pan face" you can help keep birds and debris from getting behind the sign

for high tack transfer tape, we use 4075RLA