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General Formulations 202 should work as well...low tack removable. And I think it's matte finish.

Glass Adhere, no liquid needed

One thing I miss about our old Roland printer....being able to print on 'just enough' material. Can't do that on the HP Latex. Even if I think I have plenty left, the printer has a different opinion, and seems to require an extra 3 yards at the end.....and if it's still attached to the core...

I've found that to be true with certain markers....I forget which ones, but some are hard to erase unless it's true dry erase laminate.

We hired a "designer" some time ago, and I would go over his files after he saved them and proofs were sent. I would find this exact thing in the files.....stray elements, mostly off of the artboard, copy left in behind other elements, oddly grouped objects, clipping on parts that a simple node...

Um....don't print on dry erase lam. Laminate with it. Print on your substrate or vinyl.

The moral to this story is, ignore him.

We tell them to YouTube it. We aren't in the business of training our customers to do our jobs.

No. Chips and ink are different. HP uses the same sized and shaped housing for ink cartridges across many platforms, but the chips on them are different per printer, as well as ink formulas.

I've had enough of 2 sided contests, thank you.

Vector? Do you mean raster? Flexi is all vector unless you import a raster image. And to me Flexi is the best at editing/creating/handling vectors. I think you are confused.

Um...I think that is part of the whole joke.... wow.

Are you a business or just an at home decal maker? If a business, you do know you can charge money on your jobs to offset the cost, ANY cost, of producing your product? Therefore, free or little cost software shouldn't be a consideration, if you want something productive and dependable.

Sounds exactly like my day. With several interruptions with rush jobs that throw off my flow.

Well as long as the witch Pelosi and her cronies stay in office, none of that will ever change.

go to www.fiverr.com

Yes that's obviously what I meant...LOL. We run maybe $80k in digital print every month. Even with that throwing away that much wasted vinyl is a lot. Sure we have waste factored into our pricing, but maybe not enough after seeing these figures.

Did some calculations, and I came to this nauseating conclusion. With this 560, always losing the first 1.5-2' of material that has to be fed out before printing, I estimated throwing away around $7000 worth of vinyl per year (based on our standard intermediate vinyl, 54" - this is likely higher...

I did just this for the tops of all our desks in the shop.

This, or just make a pan sign.