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Hi, We have been having some weeding issues with our PPF cuts. We are using 45 degree blades with a CB09U Grpahtec holder on a FC8600. Just wondering what blade holder and blade (angle) should we be using for cutting 8 mil (0.2mm) Paint Protection film with some intricate cutting involved?CB09U (Blue Tip) or CB15U (Red Tip) and which blade (45 degrees or 60 Degrees)? What's your combination for smooth cuts which are easier to weed?Thnx

Hi,Just wondering what blade holder and blade (angle) should we be using for cutting 8 mil (0.2mm) Paint Protection film with some intricate cutting involved?CB09U (Blue Tip) or CB15U (Red Tip) and which blade (45 degrees or 60 Degrees)?Thnx

Among Suntek Ultra, STEK Dynoshield, XPEL Plus and Durashield Titan XT, which one would you choose in terms of stronger adhesive?

Does Suntek comes with any Cap Sheet?

Are you cutting the PPF with the cap sheet still on it? What holder, force and speed settings are you using? Are you cutting it with the blade holder shifted to the front portion of the cutting head for deep cutting or are you keeping it on back like for the normal PPF cutting?

Pulling off the capsheet and cutting PPF without it is not a problem...The issue is cutting it with the capsheet still on the PPF.

Would you be using the same plotter to cut with the Cap sheet? Wouldn't we need additional investment in a flatbed plotter. I hear we can't use a normal roll feeding plotter and need a flatbed plotter to cut film with the Cap sheet.

Just wondering which are the films that come with a cap sheet. I know VS Ultra and Durashield Titan comes with a Cap sheet. Which are the others?

So what do you use now?