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Yes, when we had GS6000s, we had to leave them on all the time. It sounds like an unfortunate misunderstanding.

We've printed it successfully on both Epson GS6000s and now on Mimaki JV300s. The Oracal 5600 prints great. We usually use 3m 8519 laminate.

Yes, I think it's an automated forum script. I don't mind even if they use a script to put their affiliate code for Amazon, I just don't like being taken to a third party website that doesn't match the web address. It's unethical.

Am I the only one annoyed that Amazon links posted on S101 get hijacked for an affiliate site that hawks wares from no-name retailers?

Looking Good in Print by Roger Parker is an old one, but it is still a good primer on the basics. https://amzn.to/2TenguU Also, Dan Antonelli's stuff is very good. I think he's a sign guy, actually. https://amzn.to/2PsSWi0

Could be polyethylene as well.

Thanks - I believe that's what we were getting and they discontinued it.

Thanks - Jeremy just told me he emailed you. Appreciate it!

Our manufacturer stopped making 60" polycarbonate laminate, and we're looking for another supplier fast! Any ideas? Thanks!

https://graphicresource.com/portfolio-items/riverwalk-graphics/ These graphics were installed on the Detroit riverwalk for a summer using Alumigraphics Grip. Worked great, even with all the traffic, except that they were difficult to remove.

We run most things on our L360. We have had problem with some reflective, but the Oracal 5600 runs fine. It took us a lot of fine tuning settings, but the banner material runs pretty well now, too.

I'm not sure you're supposed to legally tell us why he was terminated. Maybe instead you could explain the difference between your company and ImageClub10?

Yes, 10 ounce can be finicky on the 360. I usually actually tape it to the core on takeup first (wasting 4 feet or so). Just ran 2/3 of a roll overnight last night, no problems. But that's not always the case:(.

Working fine over here. Is signs365.com down?

I'm looking for a similar vinyl. So far all I've found is 3m's destructible vinyl, 7930T, that is rated up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit.

We used 223. Haven't used it in awhile, but it worked well. The General Formulations 4 mil vinyls - 201HT and 202 (Low tack) - are our mainstays, though.

Fair enough. I will try to be more judicious in my recommendations in the future.

I didn't know this forum was for end users.

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There didn't seem to be as many members hawking obscure pharmaceuticals.