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Bad pumps or capping station assembly?

Do a butt-seam and use edge seal tape across it, most people will never notice it's there.

Need this one in a hurry, installer made a mistake and we'd like to cut new letters and get the truck out of here today.

Now, if you want to talk about issues with a certain company's sales reps misrepresenting equipment to us - THAT is a different story. We purchased a 63" printer that we couldn't use and had to take a beating on reselling last year...

I can't see why it would have any issue feeding in "loose sheets" as you state. All of our laminators will do this fine and really ANY should be able to accomplish that. The 255c looks a bit on the cheaper end of laminators, but it should still be able to do this task. We purchased a GFP 563th a...

We primarily use phototex for museum work, but in your case you might also want to give some Arlon DPF8000 a try.

3M IJ780 is the material you're looking for.

Apparently Epson will only warranty their print heads if a licensed service provider purchases it. So, the moment it leaves their warehouse it is already "out of warranty" even if everything I do is correct, it is still not warranted. After the last debacle with the only local service company...

I like the font called "Speedy Marker Regular" which is similar.

I hate those, we get them all the time. It always seems to be in the middle of a long run too.

Seriously, I want you to check out the GFP line, and see what their price is also. I have no idea why the other models mentioned above are 2-4X as much as they are for comparable or inferior products...

I surely recommend you get a GFP laminator; GREAT laminator at a GREAT price. Heat assist with take up roll. We do roll-to-roll all lamination day long and everyone in the production department can run it. The swing-away loading features are real nice also.

3M 1080 Matte Black is what you are going to want to use for this project.

I wouldn't worry about it sitting a couple days without running, a good soak and a couple strong cleanings would get it going again as long as you get it securely parked on the caps. GREAT prices on the two printers and the laminator also.

Also, if you are working on multiple layers and don't need to see a layer at the current time, turning it to "not seen" will speed up Illustrator and even help cut down time saving the document until you are finished working and need to to turn those layers back on for the "final save".

post up a photo of the print.

I have to agree with customquint above; go ahead and tell them your hourly/sf/project rate for install. If they balk, then oh well. If they pay you to install the wraps, then even better. There is always going to be competition, just learn to work around it and evolve or you will not last.

Faster processor, more RAM and SSDs are going to get you working faster. I set my primary scratch disk to my 2nd hard drive for all my Adobe apps and don't use it for much else besides putting some personal (disposable) files on to be sure there is plenty of space.

Check out PDAA or 3M's installer locator to find a certified installer in the area you need.

Check out the new Epson series printers, fastest speed available & same day lamination with eco-solvent inks. We have switched from the JV3 series Mimakis to the Epsons and love them.