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Any ideas of what font is used in the attached image? I've looked all over and can't seem to find a match I feel like it's a pretty common font but I'm coming up empty. TIA!

Thanks for posting this up, I'll check these things!

Yep! It is 6 color.

The delay seems to be helping a bit, I'm going to let them run over night so no particular hurry at the moment haha. I've got it on 10 pass with color bars as well.

I've been happy with our Drytac, it's a solid machine. We regularly laminate 50+ feet with minimal movement. Ensuring the vinyl feed roll is jogged as best as possible is KEY, I usually remove it from the printer and hit the end of the core on the ground to remove the "telescoping" before...

Hey guys, Lately when running blues I've noticed banding that pops up every 6-8" or so along the right half of the material. It's happened on reflective vinyl and poster paper so I know it's not a material issue. I've swapped out any heads that had nozzles missing and I've ran multiple head...

You're looking for a Direct Color Systems printer. We have a 1024 and it prints textured images and Ada compliant braille signs. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Try running it on clear vinyl or just a different material and see if it continues. Any possibility that the head isnt fully seated? Our CET has the white head all the way to the right which tends to catch the brunt of a headstrike which I've seen can jog a head out of position. How bad is...

Call cutguru and supieror carbide...they have similar products but a friend of mine mentioned that they got a fantastic bit for 10mm coro from one of them. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Acrylic or polycarb will work fine. Also acm is a good option. Foam PVC tends to warp outside. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

I'm in Columbia and I used to print on some that I THINK came from Sumter Packaging in Sumter, SC. May be worth a phone call, if I remember correctly it came in some weird size though 60x74 or something like that but 4x8 may be available. We would print it double sided on a UV printer and...

Have you tried a different material? Or looking at the step calibration to ensure it's advancing properly. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Try taping it to a piece of rigid material or roll the print onto a core and laminate roll to roll so it has some tension on it. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

We have a CET 500h that's about 7 years old. Overall it still runs well, it does have it's quirks. We use Dave at Vanguard and his crew for technical support and have even had a tech, Jang, on site a few times. Based solely on their support with our aging machine they will be the first place...

Get an x2-420u from cut guru and run at 108ipm and 18k rpm...I cut it all the time and have clean edges Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Roodle is for large wall graphics and noodle is for smaller. Roodle is more aggressive so it can hold the weight of larger decals or panelled images. Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

Yea the thicker films will do better over dings but will show raised blemishes more...I mean if you don't need to necessarily use a wall film you have a ton of options or maybe an adhesive wall paper film such as silk scape. Otherwise maybe just get an air release permanent film maybe from...

Anything that will conform around base boards isn't going to hide imperfections well...why do they want to go over base boards? I've never seen that, it's always stopped or put behind them. Mactac roodle will probably be your best bet to hide imperfections as it's 6 mil. You can get a 54x100'...