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Print a Gray20 swatch(20% each of CMYK) and see what you get. Does it have a color cast? Too much or too little saturation? If you can't get a decent Gray20 it's a profile issue.

Get a Novus kit and polish it out. If it's just a rub mark it should come right out. https://www.novuspolish.com/store.html

Corded: Whatever Harbor Freight has on sale. Cordless: Ridgid. Butane/battery. Will run wide open for 40 minutes before you need more butane. Haven't had to charge the 5Ah battery yet. Been very happy with rig. Only thing I'm going to do is put on a 2Ah battery to make it lighter.

Probably clicked on High Quality in VW.

Laser etched stainless. https://www.advancedgraphicengraving.com/custom-products/stainless-steel/

I only have experience with my Royal Sovereign. It's been solid and no real issues. Rig is roughly 14 years old. Laminating is an art not science. Once you learn how your particular rig likes to be run you'll be fine.

Specific media profiles can cause it. Bad roll of media can cause it. K head going south can cause it. I would try a different roll of media and see what happens.

This subject was broached not long ago on the forum. IIRC someone was just kiss cutting twice with their Summa. Really looked to have the process dialed in. I tried it on a wall pattern for mounting letters. Worked pretty good for a first time.

Easy enough depending on the size of the graphics.

Our campus has been using Alumigraphics on block walls. Overkill? Probably, but does the trick with no known failures. Gets used for floor graphics too. Wide Format students do the installs. There's a General Formulations product that's on the walls of the lab. Can't remember the exact...

Canuck is bang on. Racers will spend 10's of thousands on a motor, trans etc...then come beggin'. You'll hear the classic: "If you sponsor me I'll bring you a lot of other racers". Yeah sure buddy. I would hand them a stack of my business cards while telling them; "Sign the back of these...

Check gograph.com and search hard hat. Not much there, but it's a start.

Tried several different identification programs. Filmotype Harvard is very close but no cookie.

Two sets of these from Amazon will get you 10 feet. Happybuy Linear Rail HSR15-1500mm， 2pcs Linear Guideway Rail，4X Square Type Carriage Bearing Blocks，Linear Rail Support for 15mm Slotted Bearings But before you get too deep you need to make sure your table is dead flat and that means the...

For now have your boss buy the correct width material for the banner stands. For trimming the ends I use a safety ruler and a Stanley Fat Max knife. Other thing you could do is sub them out. I've done that in the past when I've been swamped. Can get the finished product delivered for less...

Those specifications can be found in the manual or online. Best to follow those as close as possible since atmospheric conditions will greatly affect print quality.

You have to edit the knife setting. Set the desired weight, click apply, then click close. Works every time.

Could have been an update that caused the issue. Updates create all kinds of unique issues with the printers in the lab. From communication errors to crashes in the middle of print to not being able to access the software etc...

Completely dependent on what the end goal is. Is durability important? Price point? Do you even need lamination? Once you define the criteria material choice is easy.