Recent content by White Haus

Yes, the problem is just how many spambots squeak through the cracks with the hacked accounts lately.

Are you selling True Females or Authentic Maidens? Sheesh, time to have a talk with your marketing person. :rolleyes:

Why use a gloss laminate then scuff it up to make it matte? Why use coroplast for something like this?? I'm so confused.

Similar to what MikePro suggested....you could try masking the whole thing then weeding.

You're welcome. Here's a quick video regarding the workflow: They're using a newer printer and version of Versaworks, but the steps are the same on older units and version of VW.

Care to elaborate? Do you have white ink capabilities? Is a design going to be incorporated or just one solid finish? Why isn't frosted being considered?

Architects like to spec RAL color codes too.... so much that we bought a swatch book...

I wonder how this will play out in the end. We haven't run into issues yet but it's inevitable. How will agencies communicate brand guidelines if Adobe is the "standard" and it no longer supports the printing standard for color matching & referencing?

Here's my 5 minute take on the design. Not pretty or polished by any means but meant more to show how much coverage I would aim for. Customer might put up a fight but I'd lose at least 50% of the random thoughts that he wants to have on there. It's a billboard, not a short story.

Can't comment on UK suppliers, but coroplast is very easy to cut by hand. Do you have the ability to print full sheets then cut down? Either way, a sharp OLFA knife and a safety ruler is the cheapest/fastest. Next would probably be one of these: https://www.keencut.com/product/steeltrak/

No problem, happy to help another fellow Canadian. Just a couple of notes regarding your concerns w/ cutting on the Roland - all you have to do is print registration marks out of Versaworks, and select "print only". Laminate your prints, feed them back in the machine (with the...

I would take MPI 2050 and Substance off your list, for this application. Reading and familiarizing yourself with materials' intended application will be a good starting point. All manufacturers will have product bulletins and sell sheets for every material they make/sell. That leaves the...

Well I'll be damned! That will come in handy. Thanks for sharing the details!

Lol thanks. Really curious as we've printed white to black PVC on our flatbed and had to lay premask strips down so we could see the black marks.

Care to elaborate? Or just gonna drop random crumbs until people figure it out.