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Use HP Polymeric overlaminate. They have a profile for it and works great for both clear printing and laminating.

Seems to be the general consensus. What would you choose?

Ah yes, thank you Gino for your professional input on this. The fine folks here at Signs101 can always count on you for your kind words of encouragement, uplifting attitude and extensive knowledge base.

Hello! I used 19mm (3/4") black PVC for this dimensional sign on a west facing wall with no overhang. We are not quite a year after installation and I have this major warping going on.. So much that it is popping the letters out of the standoffs. Has anyone had this happen?? I have used this...

I have had great success on my 335 with the HP polymeric overlaminate I use it for both printing and laminating clear and have had no issues so far.

I have a Direct Color Systems 1800Z for sale with rotary attachment, and T-shirt platen. Print direct to virtually any substrate, print tactile lettering and ADA compliant braille, texture, second surface and more. This machine was recently sent back to DCS for a full overhaul and has all new...

I was initially drawn to them by the braille module and small footprint of the machine itself. They are just way too unreliable. Bunch a grifters out there selling frankensteined printers with epson heads. I should add that in one of my last replies I said their service was $25 an hour it's...

It's laughable. I think they had the market cornered for so long they just got comfortable. OH also a 30k+ machine and you have to pay for tech service over the phone $25 and hour for them to tell you how to fix their broken printer. No kidding I spent close to 8k getting mine repaired and it...

This is sort of my specialty and what I built my business on. I have had 3 different DCS machines and they are a total pain in the ass. I have had to ship mine back to Connecticut 4 times from Oregon for repairs. When they work, set up and ease of use for ADA and Braille is good. They print out...

I use a UV buildup to print my ADA pictograms, lettering and braille. 1/16" material works fine

I still have it. Are you interested?

Recently purchased a GFP 355 TH It's a solid machine and easy to use. It was around 6K

Thanks Gary, I'll take all that into consideration. I thought I was pretty specific, Orcal 651 intermediate, cut and applied per sq./ft. Not really needing a price exactly, I just thought this would be a good sounding board to see what shops across the country are roughly getting for cut...

Super helpful.

Okay great, Thanks for the help.

Just a cut colored vinyl, like Orocal 651. I understand there are a lot of variables but I was seeing if I could get a basic pricing structure. I have a pretty good idea of what I would charge just seeing what other people are getting.

What are folks charging for RTA Vinyl cut and applied per sq./ft?

I have an XpertJet 661UF as well. After years of using a DCS machine it has been a great upgrade. It does use lots of white ink if sitting idle, the upside to that is it does a self cleaning process so the white doesn't get stuck in the head. You lose some ink, but having the machine print ready...

I have a Direct Color Systems 1800Z for sale with rotary attachment, and T-shirt platen. Print direct to virtually any substrate, print tactile lettering and ADA compliant braille, texture, second surface and more. This machine was recently sent back to DCS for a full overhaul and has all new...

I use JDS, PDU CAT, and Johnson Plastics primarily. There is also Marco Awards Group.