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SO to incorporate some suggestions and to clarify some vagueness, here's an updated diagram. I am planning on having returns on the sides (the sign top is 7' off the ground so not returning top and bottom, just sides) -

A couple of months ago I found a thread about attaching an ACM box sign to a wall, and somebody shared some mockups of this system they use where they make something like what I've attached - the part that mounts to the wall is a single frame that perfectly fits between two angles on the panel...

I too am curious as to what the look is that netsol is going for...

I did replace the ink and print LcLm over and over until I had purged the lines, then replaced the printheads. This mostly solved the problem. Unfortunately the material I'm working on doesn't come wide enough for the HP to print the calibration print on so there's still a color shift - it's...

Thanks very much for the info! I went ahead and ordered a new printhead. Also, how do I find a syringe like that?

Sorry, not sure - I already got rid of them

My LC and LM were VERY expired and my grays started getting all mottled and color shifting.

Turns out I don't have the right needle, my syringes have a blunt open tip and I think I'd damage the little interfaces there. I did some playing around and with color correction off the printer starts adding regular CM at 26%, so 25% gives you light CM only. The frustrating thing is it only...

Thank you!

Thanks very much for the quick reply. Sorry to have to ask, but how do you unpark the printhead shuttle when it's off?

Ezek I have a 315 and I need to get expired ink out of the LC and LM lines - is there anything you can point me to that explains how to use a syringe to draw the ink out? p.s. I have thankfully not experienced the air problem that you're having - at least not yet!

I'm running an HP 315 with HP Production Manager RIP. My LC and LM expired a while ago and I thought "whatever". Recently I started to get more mottling in my prints in light areas, especially light greys. They've also shifted toward green. I read up on it a little and saw that the expired...

I have not. I agree that the lack of a call does not mean it's for sure looking great.

Your main concern will change rapidly after a kindergartner with wet snow boots slips and hits his head. You gotta use a floor lam for this. We installed 1100 paw prints in an elementary school in the fall of 2017 and have yet to get a call to replace any. We used Mactac PermaFlex PF6315 5...

BellCo for the win - they had my project quoted 20 minutes after I emailed it to them, and they have an almost perfect match on the background. I also emailed Cadillac and SynTech but haven't heard back. It was only four hours ago so I'm not faulting them; it was just crazy how fast BellCo got...

I've worked with a member here on Braille signs before, but he says that he uses Rowmark and they don't have a similar wood grain (all of theirs are much darker). I'm also not sure if the metal at the bottom came from the manufacturer or the retailer.

Thanks Stephen!

What are OBs and why are they bad?

Stephen, I completely agree that this doesn't address or correct the larger problem. I just posted it so people who need to get something out the door, and don't have the knowledge or maybe the tools to get that neutral gray, might have a way to get the job done.

Saturn, that looks really interesting and useful - I don't have illustrator (or acrobat) and am not sure how to do that in CorelDraw, but I'm gonna dig a little!