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Then they better be good at Photoshop AND color

in Onyx you can do an overall shift if the image is raster or a straight up color replacement in preflight/job editor if vector.

knock down the magenta values of the grey in your RIP

open your eyes!

I hadn't had this problem until today. I emailed a vendor to see how my order for LED signs was coming along yesterday afternoon and have yet to hear back. I am a little surprised because he had a shot to have around $100,000 or more of business from me in the new 9 months to year by way of 3...

Inquiring minds would like to know as well.

I was order 100 pre-cut 36x48's gatorplast from MW, they would cut in in MN and ship it down on a pallet for no extra cost; the last I spoke to an MW CSR they said they no longer could which sucks. MW was my back up vendor aside from substrates. Looks like I will be giving Montroy a shot at that...

I don't think I'd be very comfortable standing on glass.

I buy blanks from a local barricade company that has a sign shop, they are so much cheaper than Grimco because they keep large stock of metals (usually half, sometimes a third). The one I use has a 10ft hydraulic shear which is nice.

I have never had an issue getting Avery rolls replaced. I haven't experienced the waves like that but I have had sections show up with the white speckles on the 2050, lucky for me it went away after a few feet.

Why not print a small patch large enough to cover the mark? Explain viewing distance to her. Seems like an easy fix to me.

. . . hateful color . . . :roflmao:

When you half-ass your work it makes our entire industry look bad - not cool.

Are you using the proper paper for the ink you are using? I have seen aqueous papers do that if they we printed with latex ink.

1. Discarded hopes and dreams of "Designers" who make their living making signs 2. Very carefully 3. Ensure that the sign is heterosexual before purchase 3. Decapitation looks pretty cool in the movies, I'd charge extra

Back in my day we put dye sub inks on paper than used a heat press, today's kids are spoiled :big laugh:

The linerless mesh banner is for the HPs that have an ink catcher that can be swapped in place of a removable platen. Spray painting the back sounds like a horrible idea even if you could make it work.

One sold a guy named Brian 1,00 business cards, he came back a week later when he realized his name was Brain on the card.