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I did the same thing using high powered led lights and etched the inside of the lexan. I don't use it as much now that I'm printing vinyl though. It works great for a few layers but beyond that there to hard to see.

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Molan_Labe" data-cid="411389" data-time="1452955847"><p> I'm sort of old school as they say it with layering vinyl. What I done is built a table enclosed with plywood and installed fluorescent lights in the box. attach a piece of Plexiglas on top. turn on the lights you can see through the adhesive tape. when I started messing with vinyl there was no clear adhesive at the time. that's why I say I do it the old school way and still do till this day.</p></blockquote>

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Macon Innovations" data-cid="401942" data-time="1440815933"><p> Permanent contouring vinyl with a cold laminate on top</p></blockquote> I've been searching for that answer for a couple of days. I was worried the temporary wouldn't stick long. Sorry to revive this thread but it was a big help!

I just wanted to quickly introduce myself as of right now I own a cameo silhouette and have been making decals for over a year. Nothing serious mostly for friends and so forth but I make pretty decent stuff. I just received an Epson 1430 loaded with pigment ink ready to make some printed decals and some t shirts so that's where I am..... pleasure to meet you all!