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I have a customers sample cooler that he is taking to a show and giving to a prominent customer of his. Anyhow, the lid was dipped in camo, in the country of origin, maybe koala lumpur, I can not remember. I applied a low tack decal to the top to check alignment to look at a live mock up and...

after haha

yes. Hit it with some heat,

rip through flexi. You can physically go back in and take a color reading on what you have just printed?

I have only seen it on oversaturated black but the laminate stuck, well kind of, it silvered.but after a number of days it set in and went away. I ran A BUNCH on a job and my laminator was down and had a BIG shop laminate it on a big laminator so I know it was right. Ended up having the roll...

Wondering if anyone has figured out how to utilize the onboard i1 to measure or qc colors rather after a print? What I am doing is trying to find a simpler work around than a external 3rd party solution like a portable color scanner like the cube, x-rite etc... Thanks in advance Brian

I want to see this.

HAHA you are opening up a can of worms here. Ford vs Chevy. That being said, I have been a 3m guy for quite a while, even going through their program, but with the last few years I feel that Avery has surpassed 3m where adhesives are concerned. I used to have problems with over saturated...

Most definitely get a good permanent adhesive. UNLESS you are trying to do something like 55g drums, which we do then you need a perm cast with reposition potential and air egress. Most want to keep the cost down so look at ritrama and maybe matte do it holds ink better. But Avery has the best...

Gino, I have a hard time seeing the banner cost that much. Heck, he could get 60" rolls and print it and heat seam it. That is big for sure, and dibond or another rigid would be good option, BUT it is doable with banner.Grommets and mounts need to be designed though as sagging is a guarantee.

Do a video of you wrapping one of these.

WHOLLY CRAP 225 for magnets? I need to be in your market. But, apples being apples I wonder how your ink cost compares to our using latex and vinyl. If we are running a cheap, lets call it .30/ft2 and .17 for ink, thats about .80 for a much lower investment. With that said, an affiliate shop...

thats why we usually have a policy that payment is due when material is picked up or delivered. Do I deviate? Sure, but only by those that I know. Last time it happened I printed and installed 3 4x8 MDO signs at a wrecking services new yard. We got into a pissing match of sorts, well my...

i want to get into that industry down here... HELP.... :}

You guys unfortunately are wrong. I have used both, I can show you a night pic of some yellow/black stripes I made that DO NOT reflect at night and then did it on printable 5600 and it is reflective. I should state that I think fellers has part numbers wrong, printable has one part number and...

Yes them they sorry me on the replacement order. Veryyyyy frustrating

Be forewarned thay feelers stocks the same part number for oralite, you have to specify the printable version

I can't Imagine running a toothed blade too cut down vinyl, especially printed vinyl. I suppose it will be laminated but still haha. I'll probably end up making one out of an old laminator. I guess I could leave in full width then convert down by hand but what I planned was to say print a...

ALL, Looking to buy or build a vinyl roll slitter. Picking up a client that will have a bunch of roll stock in various widths of the same printed pattern. So, I know the old ORCA laminator had knives however none of the ones I found had them anymore. Looking at options. Also, have some...

OH, try keeping your backing separation point as high as possible away from the roller.