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Played around with this. Without being able to calibrate color, this does not print accurate colors. However, the color collections you can create yourself allow you to define the LAB values of the Pantone color you're trying to print. This means that after you play around with getting the right...

Looks like you either have a gnarly static issue or a semi-clogged head. I assume you've done some troubleshooting/cleaning?

might sound stupid, but When i first got my machine I ran into a similar problem. The bar that holds the media in the back wasn't square. It's only held on with 1 bolt on each side. It might be worth it to loosen them push the bar flush against the machine and tighten them again.

Hey Ciggy, I use ss21 inks but, if you have similar profiles here's what I use. Orafol 3109G-010 profile on 720 x 720 12 pass. We only print black on this job but, after messing around this is the lowest/fastest setting that still produces a good quality. Hope it helps.

Thanks for all the helpful replys! Definitely not an easy run. With a really high quantity, I'm still not 100% on this but I'm hoping by the end of the job I'll be a pro!

Thanks for all the helpful replys! Definitely not an easy run. With a really high quantity, I'm still not 100% on this but I'm hoping by the end of the job I'll be a pro!

Thanks for your reply. The issue isn't with lining it up side to side, but top to bottom. I did manage to get one out after rotating the piece to print portrait instead of landscape. It was still off in the same direction, however it was good enough to send as a sample. Lesson learned! Don't...

Well as I said above, I have an inch of bleed all the way around. My last 2 prints have been more than 1.5" off... so clearly starting from the same point doesn't work. Also worth mentioning, the right and left sides will be folded over and hemmed. So the image has to be close enough to line up...

I'm trying to run a double sided banner and I'm having a hard time getting the two sides to be in register. Although I've done some research, I haven't been able to find clear instructions for getting the two sides to register. I'm using an inch of bleed on each side, dbl sided banner material...

I was trying higher resolutions. I'll give this a shot today. Thanks!

Not new, but usually I can get away with lots of overprints. This particular job requires the ink to be flat as possible.

I shake the cartridge everyday whether I print or not. White ink carts are brand new, and I've blown enough ink out to clear the lines of old Inks.

Anyone else have this issue? Running 2 overprints, White comes out blueish gray. I have LF-200 ink installed and I'm printing on a black substrate.

Cool, I'll check it out.

I'm looking for an alternative to the DuraSol mentioned above. (12mil) I really like the material but the price is a little high and after a few days of outgassing, I've noticed the ends have a drastic curl. Does anyone know of alternative?