Silvertip
Silvertip Graphics Signs & Designs, Inc.
Hi!
I am going to try to explain the problem I am having and I hope someone can find a work around for me!
Years ago a logo was created in Signlab with a gradient in the text. We have done a whole fleet of vehicles with this logo printed directly from Signlab with no issues.
We are now creating a trailer wrap with this logo and it is printing differently when output from Illustrator. In Signlab the gradient prints very blue and coming from AI with the same color selections it comes out greenish.
I am not really sure how it ended up being created in Signlab in RGB but when I looked up the color swatches that is what I found. Even recreating them in AI with the exact RGB color profile they printed greenish.
At any rate I really do not want to have to print the logo/text separately and add over the rest of the print as I really hate doing that but I do need to make the colors match. So, If anyone has any words of wisdom on this issue I would greatly appreciate it! I have attached a photo of how the logo should look. Thank you to all of you printers who have the wisdom to fix this!
Please don't suggest doing the entire wrap in SL. There are several reasons that this is not the best fix. My designer does not have SL being the main one and SL does not handle large files as well as AI and this is a large wrap file. Thanks in advance!
I am going to try to explain the problem I am having and I hope someone can find a work around for me!
Years ago a logo was created in Signlab with a gradient in the text. We have done a whole fleet of vehicles with this logo printed directly from Signlab with no issues.
We are now creating a trailer wrap with this logo and it is printing differently when output from Illustrator. In Signlab the gradient prints very blue and coming from AI with the same color selections it comes out greenish.
I am not really sure how it ended up being created in Signlab in RGB but when I looked up the color swatches that is what I found. Even recreating them in AI with the exact RGB color profile they printed greenish.
At any rate I really do not want to have to print the logo/text separately and add over the rest of the print as I really hate doing that but I do need to make the colors match. So, If anyone has any words of wisdom on this issue I would greatly appreciate it! I have attached a photo of how the logo should look. Thank you to all of you printers who have the wisdom to fix this!
Please don't suggest doing the entire wrap in SL. There are several reasons that this is not the best fix. My designer does not have SL being the main one and SL does not handle large files as well as AI and this is a large wrap file. Thanks in advance!
