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Really? Am I just being naive and overly critical? Age aside, it honestly looks really bad to me. None of the cuts are even straight. I don't know...I'm still new to this industry. They didn't even try to use full panels. The entire vehicle was overlapped. There's a seam on the A pillars...

Heck I'd do it for a case of beer and maybe some beef jerkey :smile:..................................... I can't see it being longer than 6 hours, I concur with Visual 600-700

No worries bud, I appreciate all input:smile:

Nope, I was just saying as it is being laminated the last two feet of the material wrinkles because of the buckling all throughout

Goes through the printer fine no buckling at all but when we lay it on a table flat it is brutal. Then put it through the laminator and it wrinkles at the last 2' of the print like those buckles have to go somewhere. Doesn't do this with any other vinyl we have used.... I will try reducing heat...

Love my supply55 one... Works great and I save 1/3 of what it costs for a roland one

Thanks man I'll try it out

Sweet!!!

GCVPv2

RE-640, it's not the laminator... We ran the same print on IJ35 and it laminated fine.

Anyone having issues with this material buckling on a table after printing? All is fine running through the printer. But it is killing me when I laminate.

I'm going to play around with the profiles, I use Oracal 3951 and 3651

Thanks Steve but I still don't get them on 4.6.1.... The profiles I have are either too saturated or not enough saturation.

lol......"FREE"

I used to have a sp540, darn things are tough to print, lam and cut. Try turning off the heat setting. Now have a Re640 with a gx640 and I can cut up to 15' spot on. Knock on wood! I never really had much luck with the sp540

80%

cool thank you!

What Oracal film is comparable to 3m 380

BOYCOTT..... I will switch it is hard enough to bid on jobs to actually make a profit on nevermind having the manufacture sqaush you.

Oh boy!