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Change the media and do a head clean and make sure your heaters are working and see what you get...that first pic looks like media contamination and no heat. 3rd pic looks like it has no heat and crap all over it as well

Looks like you have no heaters, your media is covered in grease and your heads full of cleaning fluid....that's what it looks like but doubt that's what it is...(all 3) Can you post a couple more pics?

Ahh...now I get it, your 'permits' are our 'certificates'. He is a cocky arse knowing you could just say 'no'. I didn't think for a minute (or probably anyone else here that gets these big jobs) that 82k was anything great...if you're like us, the higher the $$ the job the less margins and...

Don't know about peoples names but here's a start...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_frequency#Relative_frequencies_of_letters_in_the_English_language

I don't get it?...you're owed $1200 on a $82000 job?...man, forget it and move on. I know it pisses you off, but these days that's a pretty good outcome. We factor in 5% dragging out or loss on anything over $30,000. Not worth the courts, attorney fees, paper work, phone calls, lost time...

I must be an illegal alien... :omg:

That's what I've been hearing for years with Colorburst also...

It's most likely full of striations from the laser and must be run through a diamond polisher like we get done all the time to get them out or paint the bottom like I already mentioned. Otherwise you can just keep posting away.....

Paint the bottom blue...then you can tell for sure if it's the vinyl or the acrylic.

I've been using orange and green solvent inks for years...from my experience it's the red still the first to 'show' fade.

I've seen up to 5 years with lam on 3m's site...haven't researched it any further though...I''ll be able to tell you first hand as soon as I see any fading!

What inkset are you running? Aqueous or solvent? Aqueous profiles for OEM ink are also available on Flexi's site.

I'm beginning to feel like we're all part of an experiment.

good to go...(i hope!)...looks great . P.S.I was proofing the first version..but checked typos are still present in last version

typo provide page 11

typo on acrylic page 10

Typo on permanent page 6

Seriously, and I'm not being an arsehole, but you'd better look up the words; bleed, trim, panel, tile, overlap ...or you're gonna get yourself into all sorts of shit...seriously.

What do you mean?? the print margins?..Not sure on that Mutoh but only way I know out of that is to adjust them out with the control panel to a " -" setting if you can or fool the printer by making it measure a wider piece of media taped to the front of your roll...then advance it along after...

Is it solvent? I ran jv2 Resolves's for years printed miles of media on them...clean the rail (you have to get your fingers right up around the circumference, gunk accumulates on the top of the round rails) with the same solvent you clean the heads with then oil or even grease the rails. Check...