Recent content by Jun Lanon

Both are the same durability. Kyo is more expensive and print quality is lower than Ricoh. I like Ricoh because I can ultrasonic it when it gets clogged.

it use a synthetic water based ink. It's not a solvent based like eco solvent or latex. Pigments stay brighter, dry faster and remain flexible.

Doesn't work for an obsolete printer.

Salvage reusable components to sell for parts then recycle the whole thing.

For this install, don't forget to charge for dramamine.

Sounds like an immature 17 year old kid. He got what he wanted and laughed it out and cuss away.

Can you help me copy a stolen image on a photoshop?

Wow!!! 41 years in the industry. That's a long time to rip off other sign shops. Help provided when asking for help without the attitude. This guy should be a mentor to many of us here. I bet he'd made his billions by now. Sounds like a greedy power hungry MF to me. "Either my way or no way...

You can't go wrong with illustrator. That's what most people use.

I've been using stratojet hawk e72

There's a guy from Dallas who's printing on golf balls using a stratojet flatbed. He applies promoter and printing it on 8 passes. Works fine for him.

I use my Stratojet flatbed to do braille. I build up layers of white. Here's an example of a pentagon print I did.

Check out Stratojet

I charge $4k, that's including travel time, mileage charge, meals, gas, install and hotel. I don't do motel per safety reasons. I get nice hotels since it's paid for.

I also print on a canvas using a flatbed and I've noticed these types of streaks or unusual banding. After turning off the vacuum, the prints became more solid.