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Most decals from our Colorado don't need laminate. There's a couple of UV specific laminates if you think you really need to.

It's easy to install. As others have said the opaque version is best otherwise you'll have to double cut the seams.

Oue Oce wasn't clearing nozzles - we found the problem was ink solidifying in the suction tool line.

You can sell more stickers without laminate using the latex. The Epson inks are softer and more likely to scratch.

Try giving cutcontour objects a fill only and no stroke.

All good now. Apparently humidity with warm temps causes them to fail.

They've got a tech here trying to sort it now. got to hand it to these guys they really go above and beyond for their customers.

If you get a Colorado better hope it doesn't get humid. Apparently that's the reason power supplies are going in Oz - they're now out of them and I have a dead machine a week before xmas with no eta on repair.

We are trade print and have never been asked for varnish. We use white ink most days though and having 2 white channels is great.

We had a bit of warranty left on our 60600 so called the dealer and said we have 1 nozzle out and they replaced the head. The new head also has 1 nozzle out. It doesn't cause any print qulaity issues so we didn't worry about it.

What kind of printer is it?

Right click job > edit printer settings > define layers.

There's a spec sheet on profiling which gives recommended ink limits. I follow that. For matte modes it's 280 for each combination which isn't crazy high.. I haven't experimented with reducing restrictions or limits but I'm sure someone as experienced at profiling as yourself could get a decent...

I can't imaging the average sign shop being able to produce that textured foil.

The RMO on our 660 is slower than the bed and way slower than the Colorado. How fast is the 2380XTF?

Sure mate is there a specific paper you need to use? We've run 80gsm bond paper on ours successfully. We normally just run ours in the Quality modes which are usually fine and fast enough for most jobs. I'm sure jobs without heavy solid fill could be run at faster speeds. Maybe Canon know...

Even matte lams will have a bit of a sheen. We had to do some test targets for a film studio and they rejected everything as too glossy until we showed them Colorado 1650 matte print on a matte vinyl.

Never used it.

How educational is the Discovery Channel..

Oh yeah you don't wanna force those things. Annoying how the machine won't let you change carts sometimes isn't it?