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What is a common per square foot charge for laminated Arlon 8000 - ballpark? I know a full wrap would be different then a cut contoured logo for instance - any ideas? Interior finder block/weight room installation. Thank you!

I was at 40 and 40 for heat. I will change to 38 and 39. I do not believe I can change the Head Height on my printer as I have a sp300v. Secondly - how to I get MAX Vacuum - when I am in Versaworks > Printer Controls > Other Controls: Printer Head Height the only options are: Normal Vacuum...

Attached is an image where I circled the head strike spots - pretty linear so I feel it has something to do with being bound to the roll. I increased the Vacuum power to strong and same result.

Roland Versacamm with Versaworks. Roland 7mm static cling material. I unwound the material to let it settle - but am still getting headstrike every few inches. I think I have the profile and settings dialed in (did some smaller test prints and they came out great). Now I go to the job in...

Thank you for your insightful and thorough response - it is appreciated! I've ordered some samples of some ACM from 3A.

Thank you! It would be for locker room graphics. Opposed to using a texture vinyl on cinder block - thought this would have capabilities for locker room signage of many sorts. So application would be interior, on a flat wall, and drilled/hung on cinder block. Multi-dimensional not needed -...

Is there an online supplier you can recommend for ordering custom sizes of any of these? Also - what are the differences (pros/cons) of ACM, PCV, Acrylic, etc. Thank you so much - again I apologize - this aspect is all new to me.

Sorry I am not explaining it very clearly - like the material in these examples: I do not have a CNC or something to cut the plastic? - but would like to find a supplier for regular shapes of which I can then wrap/apply graphics on top - then mount to walls, etc. Hope that helps my lack of...

I have seen cut out signs that are made of some type of plastic for interior purposes?.... Assuming they are CNCd to a specific custom shape to match a design - or obviously you could use a rectangle/square piece and wrap with whatever. My question is - what material is this made out of...

Would an Oracal 210 lam or something similar suffice? I know about staying brand to brand with media and lam - but any clear gloss lam work? Thanks!

Sounds great - thanks for the reply. The application area would literally see little to no activity as it would largely be out of reach to any person - strictly display purposes - so would be ok with no lam? Any suggestions on "must-have" application tools when installing this stuff? Thanks!

Anyone use the Arlon dpf 8000 for cinder block application? I've searched the forum already but didn't see anything in regard to lamination with this media - I normally laminate pretty much everything that leaves my office - but is lamination required using this media? I have a request to do...

Have one specific logo (person made originally in a newer version of Illustrator than what I use, so couldn't open it, told them to re-save to CS5, then they emailed it over) - that is printing grainy. Almost like it is not vector. Even when I scale it down it is real blurry when it prints -...

Nevermind - got it figured out. Covered up the sensor - and doesn't feed. Save 2 feet of material every time I do 3 runs = success!

Roland VersaCamm. Printing multiple different sheets of material with decals/cutcontour. They always say to run off 8 inches past the last crop marks (as machine feeds material forward before "completing" the cut) before you sheet cut - however - in an effort to to save material I cut pretty...

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Thanks everyone for your time and responses - I appreciate it!

Sounds good - like I said I don't use this roll of cut vinyl very often. I had a old GX-24 Roland cutter - had it dialed in for this stuff years ago. Now I just use my VersaCamm - blade is good, but apparently 145g is too much for this particular roll. This stuff is picky - as I remember on...

I normally work with printed wraps - so going back to old school and layering some cut holographic vinyl on top of a wrap. I put the sheet of holo - cut, weeded, applied the clear transfer tape. I now flipped the piece over to remove the backing paper of holographic vinyl - however it is...

I am having a horrible time with the backing liner splitting into two when trying to lift the transfer tape off some holographic cut vinyl. Does temperature have anything to do with it? I am in a climate controlled room..... Never had this issue before - especially if I go at a 45 degree...