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Great info Mr.Peabody Joe

Welcome from "Down Under" Allen. Joe

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Welcome from "Down Under" Michael. Joe

User Manual should give you all the information you need. Joe Roland_CX-500+400+300_USER-Manual.pdf Roland_CX-500+400+300_USER-Manual.pdf

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Hi Surge, welcome from "Down Under" Joe

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Vectorman, I've send one via email, it's an exe. file and cannot be posted here. Joe

Kelly it's just practice, there's no tricks too it. Here's a little Video that may be of some help to you. Joe

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I've never had any problems with air bubbles on two or three layers using a dry application. I've had problems on the few occasions that I've used a wet application. There's a few videos on YouTube on dual layering. I just cut the registration marks out of the paper application tape on the second & third layer so as to see the registration marks on the layer below and line it up that way. Joe

Thanks for the info Marek it's a great looking font. Thanks for posting the PDF Joe. Butch "Super Frog" Anton had a great video I bought years ago on using a spay can or rattle gun as he called it with a piece of cardboard for graduating it. I tried it for a couple of jobs. Spray be before you weed or the overspray sticks to the application tape and gets onto your substrate. Joe

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Looks Good Marek. What's that font?, I'm sure I've got it but can't remember the name Joe

http://www.rvinyl.com/application/tools/sealitpen.htm Joe

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Welcome from "Down Under" Tom, gee 3 posts in and your swamped with questions. Joe

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