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A true capitalistic pig never thinks this....I know it never crosses my mind, especially April 15th, June 15th, Sept 15th and the worst, Jan 15th....

phototex is the only thing i use on interior walls, you just can't beat the look. you can cut the overlap away and have a seamless wall.

had this happen in my l25500, plastic piece in back of the cartridge holder broke, probably from inserting carts a bit too hard. this threw off the sensor, i rigged it back together with a piece of steel shaped in a large C, glued and taped it in place and it lasted till i ditched the printer...

guy comes here with no skill looking for free design.... you didn't even try, typing a couple words and choosing a font isn't designing... you are not asking for help, you are asking for someone to do the work for you.

the picture of that wall is probably the cleanest part of my shop.... i really need to get things picked up... took off last week, had customers waiting at the door when i got back today, calling me as i was driving in getting my timmy ho's (coffee for you that don't have Tim Hortons) when...

I painted my kitchen cabinets from maple to white a few months ago, one time i forgot to close the garage door that separates where i was spraying to my vinyl area, everything has a nice coat of white dust on it now...adds the the mystique...err sty

my shop is an absolute pig sty, there are old signs plastered all over the walls, but not in any show off way, more like i can't throw this out, pick up a hammer and closest nail and fill an empty spot on the wall. one wall looks like an abortion, it has a large banner covering the wall (8x12)...

you had to do it.... merchant members can, you can't

i never have any problems with the touch screen or loading, i had three 25500's before this one, i liked them, but this is an upgrade for sure. the kinks have been worked out in my book.

I got an HP 315 20 months ago. 65K sq feet printed, about 43 carts later, haven't replaced a head, zero issues. $9999 with free take up unit, install took 4 hours because i helped the guy can't say enough on how much this thing rocks

I tried scrapping the first column and painting it black and it looked like a half asssed job, they needed to be sandblasted and that wasn't going to happen. I then looked into cutting out the posts and putting in new ones but the cost was looking to be close to a grand and that wasn't going to...

Welcome, sounds like you may pi$s off a couple people by taking sign work away from sign companies, I don't have a problem with it if you do things right. Most of the time I find that companies who follow the path you are on end up making chit looking graphics, please make me wrong...

I took from the experience of building this sign post ----> https://signs101.com/threads/das-haus.147279/#post-1399279 to creating covers for my front porch rusty iron columns

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3.1 was great, i"m sure if i had to use it now i'd last 34 seconds before taking a hammer to the tower, but back in the day it rocked

granted this is on painted block wall, I put this on my shop wall a couple years ago to see how well the material would stick (DPF8000) and it hasn't lifted anywhere.

that's like asking a chef if he can make a meal put it in a can and serve it when ever you want... i get it why paint when you can print, but there must be a market for old school somewhere

i probably wouldn't now because it's not worth it and I don't put myself in that situation but back in the DOTCOM era I ripped a nice subsurface sign off of a wannabe online weather company main entrance wall. beautiful oak finish wall, left it with hammer marks and holes.... that's probably...

what does your test print look like?