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GF is very good IMO.. There 203 is great for decals, shrinkage is very minimal, I like the white point. They also have a Air release and it is beautiful.. The release liner releases like butter, The print quality is great I use 3M profile on my Roland for it. There Lam is decent. I like them...

Now that's funny right there :Big Laugh

I think manual is just fine - just takes a little longer - and just because it's automatic, doesn't mean it's always accurate.....

I haven't had any issues with 3M materials print materials or cut...I use 3M trans cut and Oracal Calendared/Cast cut. I decided to use Avery 1005 on my shop truck and 1st time buying it I get lots of verticle scratch looking marks in the print (not from the rollers) and they sent me a new roll...

Tell your customer the image looks like sh!t and they won't like the final product. Then tell them how much it will cost to look good.. If they don't want to pay more give them the sh!t logo...

SDS is great, I have a dewalt that I got at auction for $15 bucks with case..It was store return almost brand new! Just Don't always have an outlet to run a cord too. I don't put plastic anchors in because when we remove we plug the hole with grout caulk..or printable caulk and touch up

I have this problem alot with pdf's from InDesign. I print posters for our local libraries and the designer using Indesign and gives me pdfs - In ouline mode you can see the diferent blocks - What I do is open in Photoshop - export as Tiff and wam bam thank you ma'am it's printing fine.

NGlantz.com or Wensco.com Wensco will even mix your colors

Ornamental Post and Panel http://www.ornamentalpost.com/home.html

I love the 313DPF matte banner - just got a new roll last week and printed 20' with no problems..

Could you print solid black on window perf? I have heard of this but never seen it or done it myself.

I got the Avery Dennison belt from the Cowboy. I decided on that one mainly for the built in magnet holder, other than that they all have pockets.

You can go to www.3dsignforum.com They are extremely nice people over there with tons of advice, info, and photos. And as the name suggests they are all about 3D (Dimensional Signs) out of HDU and other materials using CNC and hand. You will get all your answers there without getting talked down to.

That's awesome!

That was funny, but I actually help people quite often when I can, unlike you. Your always negative about something. Even if this is just a concept piece, it's in a design thread meant for review and critique, not some old has-been asking how he plans on producing it. Did my comment have...

Maybe he's just designing and not producing...hmmm..Maybe..and maybe it's really none of your business if it's for real or just an excercise.

I used grimco for a few thousand signs with graphics for city bus routes they did a fantastic job

If I understand your trying to Die-Cut (Perf-Cut) Photgraphic poster paper? How are you plotting it what plotter and software? You might also check the pressure that you are using, to much pressure from the blade will cause the media to jam because its trying to move but there is too much...