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I have done ALL THAT, the only version of the manual is a xerox copy with bad halftones, the laminator is discontinued. I was hoping to find someone who had one.

I use what they call the wet edge squeegees, covered with two layers of Ultra Suede, however I make my own. Just go to the local fabric store and purchase some Ultra Suede, then I apply the first piece (4"x1") along one edge using double sided banner tape, and then apply the second layer...

Looks more like a wood plaque to me (IMHO)...

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T give you a educated answer I need to know what your completion has to offer, so what is this aluminum competitor you are tailing about above?

Ok, the new version is made from extruded aluminum, right? Can we see a drawing of what the heck this new contraption will look like? Is it FLAT or the cradle style or a combo of both?

I would like to get a better copy (quality) of the photos in the manual that is available online, which has crappy photos.

Anyone on here have a Seal Image 5400 laminator? I have one and looking for some info? Thanks

Not that I have any issues right now, but would the SP-540V be the same as the SP-300 as far as replacing the thermistors?

Philip, very nice sign, I agree with others about the angle. Ok, to the basics, did you carve this by hand, NO CNC, is that right? If so, there is hope for me cause I don't have no stinken CNC (lolo)....

My test print looks worse than yours (deflected nozzles) however my black prints much better than your sample. I have a trick for you to try and see if you image prints any better, in VW under quality settings select "Generic Vinyl III" which is High Quality, then change the MODE from CMYK (v)...

Yes, basically just make a duplicate of the artwork \then expand the outer line and change it t a CutContour.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaT8Dyodzg0

Here is my latest TEST PRINT (disregard the speckles underneath are from a previous print):

Ok, I still have deflected nozzles in the black and magenta, you can see banding in the black and magenta in prints, the magenta is the worst, see attached photos. One thing that I have been told is to check the print heads to see where the captops are aligned on the heads , so I took a photo...

Your RV in no taller than the one shown in this video an they start in about the middle. Maybe you need to get off the ladder and get something like they are using? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RL_cZ1w2nU

Here is another option I have never seen before, they some how tape all the panels together first then apply to the side of an RV as one large panel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TI1nszjoRkI They also tape a temporary meta strip on the side of the RV to allow them to hold the graphics in...

Actually, the only font that has the correct lower case "u" is Marking Pen Heavy.

That's funny, I don't see any video in your post?

Here is another video from Oracal USA showing a trailer wrap using 3551GRA with 290G Laminate. Only remove the backing a little at a time, to keep the material from stretching. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7IYH63RWY4

I would start from the back and pre-position all the panels in place and allow for the selected overlap, then use the center hinge method (see video), and squeegee back and forth as you start at the hinge and squeegee the lower section as you remove the backing, then do the upper section above...