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Outdoor pieces will be mounted to 040 polystyrene and it will come laminated. Inside will be mounted to 030 Polystyrene and it's undecided if it will be laminated but if lamination will help to avoid stretching during mounting, we will have them all laminated. The only reason we were not going...

I considered the cost of misprints. The mounting process is a 5 or 6 step process Are you saying that even if a person of adequate intelligence is trained to follow the 6 steps, you get more misses with a laminator than you would with a squeegee?

2 guys makes a lot of sense. You've just cut production time tremendously.

No, not in the sense that we work for hire. But by that definition we were not an embroidery company either. I just happen to believe if you're your only customer the information, techniques and skills needed are just as important.

Anyone that I would outsource it to would have bid on the job, so to avoid complaints about the printed vinyl being an issue yada yada yada, I figure I'd bring in one of the double digit unemployed, at the same time giving them a marketable skill and maybe even the laminator. Leasing is not...

Guys I appreciate all of your responses, it is all valuable. I know I need more information and skill but I do have time. My printer has already agreed to give the necessary support but I figured the more information I can get from this forum means less time taking him away from his business...

This is not my first option, we're working on that, but in the main time I'd like some help here.

Need a laminator to apply a few hundred printed vinyl pieces to substrate. Once done we'll probably scrap it. I've been considering the Royal Sovereign RSC-820 CLS or the GFP 230C. Either will do but a lower priced option will make the arrangement more profitable. Would something like this...

I know this is not a DIY site but we will be purchasing hundreds of printed vinyl sheets from one of your members so I thought that maybe you guys wouldn't mind helping me out :) The plan is to use a laminator to mount the vinyl to pre-cut polystyrene sheets. All signs will be wall mounted...

I didn't read all the info from my guy. He did offer lamination on outdoor prints, so we're good there.

I plan to purchase printed vinyl (probably from one of the guys that is always helpful on this site) We will then apply that vinyl to a substrate locally. Most of the signs are for indoors so there is no need for UV protection but a few are for outdoors so I'm wondering if I could have him...

I'm sorry wrong model. Here is the one I was referring to... LogoJET UVx90 UV-LED Direct to Substrate Printer - Full Color + White Ink + Texture + Gloss

Is this professional equipment? LogoJET UV2400 UV-LED Direct to Substrate Printer - Full Color + White Ink + Texture + Gloss

So I have my HP 110. Do I need software, is Photoshop adequate? I'm looking at the GFP 230C cold laminator

Let me first let you know i'm on an island where almost everything is imported. This is just one of a few options being considered. Due to fortunate On the other hand it's a circuit breaker. By limiting the size, I limit our scope of work. If we have a 54" machine sitting, it's likely more...

Any recommendations on a 24" latex printer that I can print to vinyl directly from Adobe Photoshop. Cutting is optional. I'm also looking for a cold laminator for the same setup.