Search results

Liquid gets trapped in the air channels. And looks like junk. Have you ever tried using ASLAN Etched glass? 2212-1155. Looks great and is easy to apply without application fluid.

You should only be using cast vinyl that has been laminated on vehicles. Unless its for short term graphics that will be removed after a few months. Ideally with an eco-solvent or latex printer.

You could also use the contour tool for a similar effect.

If you use a felt edged squeegee you can wet it down with a little soapy water or application fluid. It helps keep it from scuffing as much. Keep everything CLEAN.

ACM "always" needs to be framed in? News to me.

I've been using 2021 for the past few weeks. I was on 2019 before. It runs faster, less crashes and freezes. The annoying zoom bug when scrolling in other applications and then focusing back to corel doesn't happen any more... mostly. I like the new multi page view.

Those colors are out of the printers gamut. You can get close but not perfect. Especially the orange.

I find it useful but you have to sift through the scammers and time wasters.

Guess you didnt hear about trump supporters storming the oregon capital and shutting it down.

We use Dell Precision workstations. I'm on a Precision 5820.

L to the fucking OL. I feel sorry for your reality.

What about the smell? The HP Latex machines dont have a harsh smell.

IJ35C is a low quality short term vinyl. I always had problems with longevity of the adhesive or the material will shrink causing problems. I switched to 3M 40c-20r. Its a much better allrounder vinyl imo. not perfect... but way less problems then when I used 35c.

Half a million people are displaced in my state. I cant find it in me to care about 9/11 today.

I couldnt give my old ink and print heads away. Good luck.

Shouldnt you be looking at a work grade laptop instead of consumer? The Dell precision mobile workstations are what you are looking for.

They look just like the avery felt tipped squeegees (except a different color).

Try these. https://www.digitalcolorconcepts.com/services/ or http://correctcolor.org/

You dont laminate your perf? The holes fill with dust and eliminates visibility.

Looks somewhat normal. Those older printers don't really stand up to close scrutiny. There is a chance that the material could be causing the issue if its cheaper stuff.