JetView Clear Polyester 10 mil (Poster)

A print bleed is needed for contour shapes and two sided printing with ink to the edge.  A print bleed is also needed for routed images to allow for the profile of the bit for inside corners.  A print bleed is usually not used for one sided square and rectangle shapes if insetting the cut line to avoid white slivers is acceptable.  Banners with white hems don't require a print bleed, but any bleed beyond the finished print size will be folded over with the hem.

"No Bleed" will use the cut lines provided in the art file.  The TrimBox is used for square and rectangular prints.  The "cutcontour" spot color cut line is used for other types of shapes.  No changes will be made to the cut lines during the cutting process.

"No Bleed - Inset Cut Lines" will print the art as provided, but during cutting the cut lines will be inset to avoid white slivers left around graphics with ink to the edge.

"1/4" Bleed - Shear" applies to Rigid Material and uses the full size of the selected project size and bleeds the image over the edge during printing.  Available for 12" x 12" and larger sizes.

Thru Cut - No Bleed:  Cut to the Trim Box.  Solid color or no color at the trim area.
Thru Cut Shapes - Trim Bleed:  Use the Bleed Box or Inset Cut Lines.  Trim bleed if present.
Kiss Cut:  Cut through the vinyl but not the backer using the kiss cut tool.
Kiss Cut & Thru Cut Shapes- Trim Bleed:  Kiss cut kisscut line and thru cut shapes. Trim bleed if present.
Kiss Cut & Thru Cut - No Bleed:  Kiss Cut kisscut line and thru cut trim box.

Normal - Perimeter cut is a straight cut using the trim box for squares and rectangles.  Use Large Detail when the cutting involves large simple shapes.  Use Medium, Small and Fine for letters and shapes as they are more numerous and smaller in size.  For large and complicate cutting projects, Sign Ink can run a cutting simulation to provide the actual cutting time for your project.