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I did actually regret that remark. I wish I was more polished at times. So, I agree with you. Hopefully it isn't taken so badly, but I understand if it was.

Most likely A. However, assuming he still lets me do the window perf part, maybe he isn't lying. Anyway, I am not perfect, Signs101 knows that, perhaps this is Karma for design farming that time, I dunno. I try be more conscious of how my decisions are effecting those around me and not beat...

:Big Laugh:banghead: I mean even if this vendor is exclusive to their corporate company, they would have to be printing GOBS of material for this. Even then, .75 can't cover grommets webbing etc... Seems like smoke up the bunghole.... The funny thing is, in that email in the OP, he approved a...

Oh I am counting the days...

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Mixed Results Here I have been using them as well. I have had mixed experience so far. I believe Mark who usually helps me when issues arise, but here lately it is one issue after the next. They always try to fix the issue, so that is priceless and welcome. However, some of the issues could...

Job has been given out. Thanks everyone for contacting me, this one is now in the works.

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Is there a vendor on here the specializes in these? I would need the same image 10.25"x3.2" die cut. Client wants 5 different colors of this same image. Client wants 1000 of each color, total order 5000 decals. I need a price, turn around, etc... Please PM me here or email me at mike@vivisual.com

Looking for a vendor that can print 18 hi res decals on clear. It will need white ink. Small job I know, but figured I would ask here before I look elsewhere. Please email me at mike @ vivisual.com with any recommendations. Mike

I would say go with Bantex Herculite Banner material. It is more expensive, but it never warps in our machine. At least not yet. Plus, the print is amazing on it.

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Thanks everyone. Nervous as hell. Going through a process to value the business. Something I have never done before. So far, not a very fun task. I will for sure send pics of the land and our adventures. My boys are already asking if they get a 4 wheeler. Thanks looks like a hoot of a show. I...

Unless I am missing something, just take those pinch rollers out while printing that material. If it is indeed the same spot consistently. I run into this rarely, but when I do, I just take the rollers out, and then put them back in when I am done with that material.

First thing I would check is those set of pinch rollers. Take them off clean them fully and then try to print. If still present, just take those pinch rollers out while printing on that material. That is the fastest fix. Other options are the heat is to high, or possibly run at a faster pass...

Just letting anyone interested, know what's up. After 5 strong years, in the middle of the best year so far, and in the middle of expansion... My wife and I have decided to sell it all, move to 50 acres we have in the country, and raise our kids their for the next few years. So, since I...

I did notice, as we are in a new building this year. When the humidity changed, that the cure process dramatically changed, moreso than other machines I've had. To the point I wondered if Summer profiles are called for, and then profiles for the rest of the year. We keep it 74 degrees most of...

Just about, some less some more, I suppose cause the printer uses less of certain colors than others. I was pretty surprised at the number. It seems I run more than that.

I think it just boils down to how much or often it is run. As I said, I average a couple hundred thousand from in house work. Yet, when I looked at my printer spec for the first time yesterday. I am only at about 7 liters, through the heads I have. Which are the original heads. So that means, I...

Obviously in the wrap business you print more than I do. I have a mixed bag of products we sell. I'll take a look at the printer specs and maybe we just haven't printed nearly as much as I think we have. Hundred heads a year is a lot indeed.