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We have one computer with Flexi Pro 10 and one with 8.6 design station, and we send files back and forth every day, only issue I've ever noticed is if using a font that's not in the other machine, then just export as EPS, you loose text editing ability but never had a problem opening the file.

I believe the company is Testrite located in PA, they have an 8'x8' also sell an extension to make 10' or 12' wide.

Use Harbor, you can find a better supplier

Plot the image in black vinyl using a slight inline and reverse weed, apply the black to the acrylic. Cut the image without the inline and over lay the cutouts in the black, you will likely need to double layer the black to prevent the lights from showing thru at night, black is not really that...

We open JPG and PDF in photoshop and save, then open the photoshop file in Flexi, that eliminates most problems.

There are magnetic paints available that could be applied to plywood, sheet rock or most any substrate to make it magnet receptive.

About 10 years ago we had an inquire that required 10000 sq ft of printed vinyl in 4 weeks and we didn't own a printer. We got the order, bought and installed a 48" Mutoh printer which ran 30sq ft/hr and got out 10000 sq ft of vinyl in 3 weeks, in spite of no support from the local distributor...

We have an L25500 and had gone thru a lot of in with few head problems, but in the last 2 months we have had to change the cyan head 3 times, one was only in a week. Seems like there must be a bad batch of heads out there.

Depending on what is ment by texture, if it just nominal texture from a paint roller, 6mil should not be a problem, but a course texture would be. Cut lettering or graphics can be a problem with transfer tape, use medium or lo tac tape. Test the paint with a scrap of vinyl, most any vinyl will...

We prefer vertical seams with 1/2" overlap, recently did a wall 15ft high x 300ft long. With vertical seams, gravity works with you and alinement is easy with 2 people. Have done a few walls, 8ft high 30ft long, with vinyl provided by customer, that had a horizontal a seam and no over lap. The...

Ultraboard is easier to cut with a knife and the edge of ultraboard is not as sharp, doesn't need to be sanded. Both aterials are available in over size sheets, 5x10, while moe expensive, you might get a better yeald and lower the unit cost.

We go thru a lot of Avery wall material, it's 6mil th, hides well and easy to handle. We got order with art on the Friday before Thanksgiving and needed to print and install about 5000 sq ft on a wall 350ft long x 14 ft high before Thanksgiving and could not install during the day. Printed on HP...

We had about 90,000 sq ft on the machine before the message came on and we ran for 3 weeks or more be for we had the kit installed, which was $459. I really don't understand why a set of parts that are not user replacable aren't covered by the service contract. Have been unable to get any info...

Our machine is 2 years old and we carry a service contract on it, but the SM Kit 3 is not covered by the contract. I still had HP install. I was out of the shop when it was installed, but I believe it took 3 hrs or so to install.

I missed the part that you had a lot of detail, I'd use clear transfer tape. Side comment, routed gator will have a lot of loose particals and static this time of year, blow it off with compressed air and wipe with moist paper towel.

We just do a rough cut by hand, you aline the graphic to the gator by feel, then just a knife around the perimeter of the gator.

I would go with WalTex. The adhesive on removable vinyl is designed to stay on the vinyl, when applied to a vinyl surface, especially after a few months, some of the adhesive may well attach to the vinyl wall covering.

We have had gatorboard routed by Harbor Sales and then applied the graphic, we printed the graphic with a 1/4" outline apply transfer tape to the graphic, make a loose trim around the graphic thru the transfer tape, graphic and backing paper, aline the graphic over the gatorboard cutout, tape it...

I questioned HP at SGIA last year about black in my L25500 being a bit light and they said the ink was changed in the 26500 which makes it darker and the new ink is not compatible with the old machines

We use R-Tape med. tac, removing high tac in cold weather is a real pain in the lower posterior.