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Hi We peeled the polycarbonate sheets off and left them for a day or so. Next day we applied the vinyl wet.As Carrie said, we had to prick a couple of bubbles but apart from that it went fine. Please have a look at the photos. It is the famous SUKKAH, the Hut shaped structure built up by Israeli people during their festival

Can you share a photo of theartwork you need cut?

HI everyone I have beden contacted by someone who needs to put some decals on her to be born baby's room. She needs some rose flowers to be cout into a couple of colors and stuck directly on to the plasterboard wall. Will the normal vinyl stick better to the plasterwall? Also, she is pretending to keep it for at least 4-5 years. My next question is what sort of damage it can do to the plaster when the vinyl is peeled off either for repainting or for any other reason. I am planning to use the intermediate quality calendered vinyl. She is somehow sceptical about getting it printed and stuck to the wall Any inputs please

Hi Everyone Any chance any one got any Maintenance manual or instructions for the minor maintenance of Creation PCUT CT630 (Red and Black Machine)? I was after some instructions or write up for doing minor oiling of the pulleys, bearings and recalibratioon of the machine. Any help is appreciated

HI I would like to have a look at the file you are using. Would you mind saving it as a pdf or an ai file and uploading it?

Can I get to know the instructions here on how to set the blade depth for slightly short blade holder?

The pricking would not help me here as the polycarbonate we use is in 25 sheets each 2.4 m long x 1.2 m high, so we will be looking at a lot of bubbles through them. We tried squeeging it to the limit, then leaving it again and squeeging it again but the small bubbles still keep popping up and so are the water pockets. We were told by someone that we need to allow Polycarbonate to degas for a couple of days (Minimum 96 hours) so all the gases in it can escape. Obviously, with translucent films, we can't use too much soap and it settles down way too quickly. Anybody in the business of Window Tinting, please help?

I got to do the projects both ways once. Have a look at the pics. The ones with the Brown Background are the simple vinyl backgrounds with vinyl decals on them and so are the ones saying L & Ps (Learner and Probationary licence plates), however, the one with the rear window of a van was done by cutting the inside of yellow and white vinyl so red and blue letters fit in. There is a little difference in the cut and letter size but it is negligible. Had to go this way as the party didn't want to see any overlapping

However, there is another option in case you need to do the multiple layers. Wherein the layers are overlapping, you can make the voids or the cutouts in the layers slightly larger than the shapes you need to put on. That way you need a fair bit of attention when overlapping, but the plus point is the overlapping marks will not be visible. (Look at the same picture I quoted earlier, you can see the black vinyl pressed into the star shape and wherein red and blue ends with black overlapping. Again, this method, not recommended as it takes far more time than simply overlapping

The stars are not app taped. It is a blue vinyl cut to shape with the stars cut out showing the colour of the backliner (See the picture wherein Black shadows of the letters are put on). Rest is all overlapped Good work Pal