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Very cool links - Note that the SP-540v and the new SP-540i are totally different machines. I'll try to get a few of my customers to review the SP-540i here.

Yup good stuff...one reason it stays down so well is because its a fabric and not a vinyl (all vinyl shrinks). I've taken PhotoTex - balled it up and put it in my pocket, taken it out, opened it back up and restuck it with no issues! The stuff is nuts, and the Pigment version sticks even better...

One the money here. Same software, same print head, same inks....and someone correct me if I am wrong - but I think same chassis now as well. After additional one year warranty (total of 2 years to match the VPi) the price difference between the two is slightly less than $3,000. If this is a...

POST HEATING IS YOUR FRIEND. Most air egress channels are designed to 'collapse' when heated. There are areas of a boat that are under extreme pressure from water - but with a proper install - I really think any brand name cast wrap material will do the trick.

I think leaving a unprinted border is they key - even the real Fathead has one. If you must cut into the print/ink, let the print cure a full 24 hours before cutting. Inks (even OEM) can attack adhesives and cause media to curl (more so in dark areas). We have also found that a...

Yes sir - if you can use a fabric, PhotoTex is great (a bit pricey). Also Sihl's SyntiSol (polypro) w/ EasyTak adhesive is great - just a little tough to pull off the liner. GMI's 6 mil wall graphic is our most popular wall media - Just make sure you take the correct steps when prepping...

You could try polypropylene - Sihl's SyntiSol Rocks. Thinner than paper, stronger than paper and water resistant too. Not sure how it would fold though (not at the office). I will check on Monday - If you want a 36" x 16' sample email/pm me.

Quote of the year!! I have several customers having success with the Arlon 6000X (not the XRP) on boat applications. As stated above, if you use a non air egress vinyl that would be ideal - however not the easiest to install.

Please email me and I will get you a price on Monday - Jason@AllSquare.com. Thanks!!

For those familiar with the QM4 - here are the major changes: Daige beefed up the whole laminator and will have bonded rubber on the bottom roller instead of the silicone foam. We also have heavier cores in the rollers for more weight. Completely new stand too. We will now include a print...

I apologize for not knowing where to post this - I have this listed in the classified ads, but there have been several changes to the forum since we were onboard. Basically we are running a huge promotion until the end of the year on the Daige Solo Cold Laminators to all Signs101 Members as our...

Hello from SC!!

Just helping them out a few races this year. We do sponsor 2007 Greenville Pickens Speedway Track Champion David 'Rocket' Roberts.

Our website is in the process of being revamped - should be up in the coming weeks. Shoot me a PM and I'll get you the info right over. I have it redirected to a link where you can read and see more about the laminate on this forum. Thanks everyone for the im/emails - be in touch soon...

Pressure Sensitive for sure. Might want to check out: www.convexvinyl.com Not cheap though.....they are very proud of their material!!

Be sure to be on the lookout for the AllSquare Sponsored WindowWorld #66 Toyota Camry piloted by 2 time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion Terry Labonte this weekend at Daytona. This marks AllSquare's first venture in the NASCAR ranks, working closely with Denver NC's Brian Whittcamp from...