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It will cut, a lot smaller, than I care anything about trying to weed.

You can just roll Phototex up, and put in a cabinet, or somewhere.

Another vote for Phototex, but, Post-It makes some photo papers, matte and gloss, maybe would work, if they just have to have post-it brand. The adhesive capabilities won't be any where near as long as phototex.

Good job. That's basically how I made mine too. I could have afforded one with the cutter, I just wasn't going to pay what they wanted. BTW, your english, is a lot better, than a lot of the so-called, english speaking people on here.

Graphtec can cut 'lightweight' resist material, 10 - 12 mil, with the large blade.

PhotoTex

Citizens arrest, citizens arrest!!

It's a P-Cut machine, with JSI labels.

Didn't realize you had to keep the help busy. As long as they have some woodworking skills, I say go for it, see what they bring ya. Are you going to mirror the edges of the prints? I've used these strectcher bars before, http://stretcherbardepot.com/index.php They call themselves something...

Harbor Freight will have their chinese version before long. If they don't already.

This is how I make gallery wraps, http://www.cgproprints.com/ Nothing to it, have to be careful not to cut yourself opening the box.

You don't think the insurance companies made all those 'investments' in Congress, and HIS campaign funds for nothin', do ya?

SIHL, LexJet, Kapco just to mention a few, that carry 'Aqueous coated' vinyl. And, don't forget PhotoTex. Prints beautiful canvases. NO, you can not convert over to solvent inks.

Pretty stupid and raw, you've ben warned. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=620_1341213161

Have ya checked walmart?

I just don't think you're going to do that with a cutter, at that size. May need to think about photo resist.

Yep. Just being able to adhere to the wall, doesn't make it usable. Plus, it's making my product look like crap. If any of that guy's buddies come by, what's the chances they would say, the PO F'ed up the print? Maybe? Maybe not? Gaurentee they'll say, this is how it arrived from MoJo Graphics.

Now, customers wife (imagine that?) doesn't want to go to all the trouble of sending the print back, so I can claim the insurance with the USPS. She wants 50% refund. Said the husband is a 'perfectionist', but can live with the wrinkles, and creases. They've already put it up. I WAS going to...

Thanks for the tips, Seems I get to re-print it now, the guy just emailed me the photos of the box the post office delivered. Looks like it might have got caught between the forlift, and the truck. The print looks almost as bad as the box. Got tire tracks on it. Was your test square built the...

I was just wandering if anyone had any idea why the color would change so much from the test block, to the print? That's what has me baffled.