Question Are you currently using digital lamination film in your print process?

[TheLaminationStation]

If so, what’s been your experience? If not, what’s stopping you?

 

[ozzie2433]

What do you consider "digital lamination film"?

 

[Rmurray321]

I usually go for analog film

 

[Boudica]

The only thing stopping me is necessity.
If the job needs protective laminate, I laminate. If it doesn't, I don't.

 

[victor bogdanov]

I usually go for analog film

All you have to do is create a laminate layer in illustrator to make it digital, just make sure it is on top of the other layers

 

[Brian2345]

The only thing stopping me is necessity.
If the job needs protective laminate, I laminate. If it doesn't, I don't.

I dont think that is what she was asking....weird response.

 

[Boudica]

I dont think that is what she was asking....weird response.

Ask a weird question....

 

[Brian2345]

Ask a weird question....

Yeah its just a shame that you chimed in, I was interested in learning and hearing more!

 

[Boudica]

Yeah its just a shame that you chimed in, I was interested in learning and hearing more!

How exactly is my contribution stopping you from learning more about what she's selling?

 

[Stacey K]

In the words of Donald Trump, "What a stupid question, what a stupid question. But I know you, and you ask a lot of stupid questions." insert head shake.

 

[Brian2345]

How exactly is my contribution stopping you from learning more about what she's selling?

Because your dumbass effectively closed the conversation with your smart ass remarks! Don't worry, every discussion board has that one person that just can't seem to reserve there witty but failed attempts at being funny.

 

[Boudica]

Because your dumbass effectively closed the conversation with your smart ass remarks! Don't worry, every discussion board has that one person that just can't seem to reserve there witty but failed attempts at being funny.

All I did was answer a weird and vague question. It was actually an honest answer. If the OP can't come back to clarify I hardly think that has anything to do with what I said.

 

[GAC05]

Kind of touchy in here, must be the Spring pollen irritating everyone's sinuses.

 

[Johnny Best]

The only thing stopping me is necessity.
If the job needs protective laminate, I laminate. If it doesn't, I don't.

I thought it was a insightful comment. The OP is just selling snake oil and Brian wanted to hear more to see if it will cure his bald head and grow some hair.

 

[MGB_LE]

Because your dumbass effectively closed the conversation with your smart ass remarks! Don't worry, every discussion board has that one person that just can't seem to reserve there witty but failed attempts at being funny.

OK, Brian -new member-, clearly your keyboard STILL works, and Boudica 's comment did not "prevent" any further discussion. Chill out.

 

[MikePro]

OP is just in marketing for her UK based laminate supplier, Gif
curious whom they source from, as I've never heard of the brand before but they seem like a larger supplier than for your typical wideformat printer.

 

[Texas_Signmaker]

it's a cheesy way of trying to peddle your products. Brian, if this is what has your panties in a bunch.. I really don't think you're going to make it long.

 

[Boudica]

it's a cheesy way of trying to peddle your products. Brian, if this is what has your panties in a bunch.. I really don't think you're going to make it long.

I think he's but hurt because I disappointed his aspirations of solving all of his artwork set-up problems using Graphic Tracer.

 

[Gino]

Yeah its just a shame that you chimed in, I was interested in learning and hearing more!

Why don't you do the responsible thing and instead of insulting people as to something YOU don't know anything about..... just go to the OP's profile and find out.

 

[Humble PM]

OP is just in marketing for her UK based laminate supplier, Gif
curious whom they source from, as I've never heard of the brand before but they seem like a larger supplier than for your typical wideformat printer.

As a right pondian, I had a look, but it seems they top out at about 20" width, which doesn't seem to be of much use for anyone here (at least on the few options in their shop that I could be bothered to click on).

For reasons that will remain mine, I have a strong allergy to the Crendons in Bucks.