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Jesus if you cant say anything nice why say this? Remember when you were new to something? Hope you have a great weekend sir.

phew! Should I clean those out? The ports were pretty sldugy and I got what I could but there are some areas I just cant get to? UPDATE: -I ran 5 printhead cleanings. The LM Y K color blocks printed perfect but the CYAN got worse and the Magenta was only a little improved. - I then ran 5...

HP 315 latex 54" printer. I’m having banding issues with my HP 315 It started happening on a few recent prints, I ran cleanings, alignment, test plots, nozzle tests, and color calibrations. All seemed normal. I printed solid CMYK squares and they printed with very little banding. So I...

Actually there was a company at SIGA, I believe it was a soy based product. They had a bunch of product lines, but I cant recall the name hoping someone sees this post and can recall it. See the thread, another poster saw them at SIGA as well. Also just as a note, there is biodiesel, which...

YES! ok good to know I wasnt dreaming that at SIGA! Good suggestions. If you happen to recall that company from SIGA please DM me. this client is hounding me and may start looking to other vendors as a result.

Thanks I'm gonna call Oracal today. Love their products. Also good to know about the casts, I didnt know that

Read the post Bob, its a client request. Not even gonna respond to the second half of your post.

I have a museum client that is going green. They asked about more green materials. I recall seeing a company at SIGA 2019. Any vendors out there or any signmakers know of anything like this that exists?

Here are some video links of the machine in action from a distrubutor in china I have been in conversation with.....

This is SUPER helpful mbasch. Here I have been thinking I was doing something wrong, but if its a common and expected problem that is much different. I guess the next question is how do you explain this to clients? We have had some success heating the material and pulling it into submission, its...

A lot of my clients are museums in NYC and the one guy who did it closed his shop and not selling the business. There is a lot of money to be made in this skill if I can find one person to train me or show me the ropes.

This has happened on my latex many times. It is frustrating as all hell and scary to print not knowing if your material is totaled until it has expended all the ink time and roll. If its not lining up on the table then it has to be the printer right? The suggestion above to tile in onyx and...

Not if they want it direct on wall. Museums are addicted to silkscreened lettering, thats a dead method so this seems like the next best thing..... if it works.

Only one for my needs: letters painted on walls. I have Musuem clients that insist on it. They used to use a screen printer, but he closed his shop so now their is a huge void as there is not many vendors that do it. I do vinyl for these clients, but for a bulk of their jobs they use screen...

then a vendor sent me this. Seems to be someone has figured out how to use this effectively. Yes I have so many clients in a panic right now because the only vendor who did the screen printing method closed his shop, and these clients insist on finding a new guy who can do it because their...

Good points. Esepcially the power cord one. The registration is XYZ tech, which claims it makes up for inconsistency in the wall. Wall prep is key, wiping with a rag before hand is all I have heard, but seems suspect. The thing I am begnning to wonder is if the tech is very very close. But then...

Thats interesting. I am on the fence about the quality cause I have not seen it in person. Hoping to get to do that soon though

Correct its not advertising to do so, its more for framed out work. For text, if the quality is there it could be a gamechanger.

Yes these are all my concerns. The only reason I am considering it is a lot of my customers need lettering direct on the wall. In some cases they use vinyl lettering, but for a lot of their exhibitions they used this company that did silkscreened letters direct to wall. That company closed and...