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Is there any print process that will make prints on coroplast last over than 5 years, ideally 10 years outdoor? If coroplast is the problem, I need something that is between 3mm and 6mm thick and lightweight. Would also need to be light scratch resistant (like ice in the winter).

I use banner ups also. Great products and never had problems even in harsh winters.

So I'm having thoses waves printing on a brand new roll of banner with my HP L260. I don't have any problem with other material except this roll of banner. I saw this before on the forum, but I don't remember what is it and/or what is the cause.

Thanks. I was hopping for something better. I think I will just contour cut red reflextive then. Thanks again.

A friend of mine have a four years old Jeti Mira 2716 HS with two rows of print heads (6 colors+white+primer) and roll-to-roll. He said the machine is ''too much'' for him. Honestly, it's too much for me either. I was looking for something more in the entry level and it will be my first flatbed...

I don't have any design yet and did not present this to my customer yet. But If you have the opportunity to make some test with text printed on clear, I would really appreciate it. Thanks.

got it! I saw it in the software. I was just hopping to get the color. I don't have any transparent foil and the job is not big enouph to justify buying a cartidge. What if I print red on a reflective vinyl or silver vinyl? Does the red foils is too opaque to let the reflective/silver shining...

I have a gerber edge II with omega 6. I've never use the spectratone or combine color. I would like to create someking of a red mettalic color. Can I match silver with a red to acheive this? If yes, how to I proceed in the software? Thanks.

If you want something cheaper, I've got a vendor that have a white or black shrink sleeve for 4x4 post. You put it over the post and you shrik it with a heat gun. I've never tried it tho and I'm a bit sceptical on the durability.

For the sleeve, you can found it in almost any hardware store. Here is an example

I've got a HDU sign that I need to fix to a 8ft post and this post will be bolt in concrete. I need something ''pretty'' and square. Does anyone have a source in Canada, preferably in the Montreal area? Thank you. Ben

I'm in the same boat. What is the ''next step'' if I want it to be a bit faster? Here in my province, there is alot of AGFA in the shops I know but I don't see them often here.

I have an EDGE II for about 5 years now. Still using it maybe 10 times a years. I'm trying to find more print opportunitys to use it, but that thing is very expensive to run.

I've tried several. We now use Drytac. We got 3 boards that was direct south and they yellowed in the first year.

vandal guard is garbage. I could'nt 100% erase ink from a dry erase marker that have been left over 36 hours. Even with acetone I could still saw some traces.

How do you make tactile?

Good to know. Can you give me more details on the equipment to do this? Can you also do tactile?

Well, we just started our investigation last week. So we are not very far. We have looked at DCS, but with the reviews, we are looking for something else. We are currently looking into Mimaki, Mutoh, Roland with their small footprint flatbed to see if this would work. Very interesting. But we...

I'm also doing my homework right now for doing ADA signs. I would like to be able to produce tactile and braille. Our business is mainly architectural products, so doing ADA would be a great addition.

Good to know. Does loading the take-up waste alot of material? And by ''calibrated take up'', what do you mean?