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Have you considered using a spray laminate in the interim? Although it wouldn’t solve everything, it would widen your capabilities.

Wow. If it’s in good working condition, that’s a heck of a good price, even without the cutter thrown in. It’s hard to find one less than a few thousand dollars. It’s worth it just to HAVE for indoor or short term outdoor prints like Tyvek banners or laminated yard signs. As Kanini stated, it...

We use Olympus Group in Orlando. https://www.olympusgrp.com/custom-printing/custom-printing-services/vehicle-graphics/

Thank you everyone. I think Oracal King Blue and Traffic Blue are closest but the boss has me going with 3M Sapphire.

Opaque.

Between 3M, Avery, Oracal, Shinerite, Arlon and FDC... I can’t find a good enough match. Some say sapphire, some Lt. Navy, some Matte Blue... Help!

Material that will STAY FLAT is very important, especially when used for years. But the best investment for that flat table is a self-healing mat. It protects the table surface and allows you to trim your prints in the same workspace. Speedpress makes a good one and there’s an optional grid...

Do you have a photo of the existing graphic?

Depending on how complicated the logo is and how many you’re doing, it may be as simple as cutting a vinyl stencil and using Sipa Paint Markers (or similar). They’re permanent color on rubber.

I’ll bet it was quite the job removing it all. It’s almost like shrink wrapping a flat surface! Glad it’s figured out!

According to Roland, canvas is a viable application for your BN20, but only their VersaEXPRESS RF-640 produces the high quality needed for fine art reproductions.

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Absolutely use actual “Wall Paper” media that is pre-pasted, activated with water or no-paste, in which case you do it the old fashioned way and purchase wallpaper paste. HP has one example here: https://www.lexjet.com/pvc-free-wall-paper Here’s one of many we did with wall paper and a...

I need to replace damaged vinyl on maybe a half dozen foot wide tall panels. I don’t need to spend $300+ for 82’ of 54”W frosted vinyl. A half roll (27”) would be great. I’ve found ONE supplier that I’ve never used so reviews on BCI Imaging would be appreciated, too...

Ya know... we have no idea how big those letters are. But whatever the size, I stand with my original belief, as Jester 1167 stated it more clearly than I, that it’s applied vinyl with a protective CLEAR film over the entire glass.

I believe those “marks “ are the stretched protective window film dropping off the applied vinyl to the glass. The film is adhesive so it appears hazy and over time will settle into the stretched contours.

It appears that a protective film has been applied to the glass, similar to the product sold here: http://protective-film.com/products/protective-film-tape/ It would have to be removed completely before removing the vinyl letters.

Thank you all. I’m familiar with and often use ORAFOL 631 Exhibition Cal which the company claims is good for removable wall graphics. We’ll probably go with that. ;)

Trade Show client wants to change a text line every year. We want to just cut vinyl and apply but afraid it’ll damage the panel’s print.

I have the FC4100-130 and here’s where I can always get parts:http://www.beacongraphics.com/pdf/2007/catalog-19.pdf