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Does the printer have a fine text mode?

To me it looks like the possible combination of a lot of things. You could have a bad batch of print media. You changed the printhead. Did you make new new profiles? You should make new profiles. I noticed the cross contamination as well. When is the last time you replaced the maintenance...

White Ink cuts out any HP printer I believe. If you want to print on fabric and have the best results DyeSub is the only way to go. Or it looks faded. IMO.

Our government is running EXACTLY the way it was designed to. It's not the politicians. It's the monetary donor system used to put our government leaders in power. All corporate backed. Look up Manufacturing Consent. Look up Private Governments.

Just use blockout vinyl. The adhesive side is black and the top surface is white. Should work like a charm.

What type of printer? If ecosolvent was the print cured at least 24 hours before laminating?

I find that its a mix of both full paint and vinyl decals.

You want to know what they are doing in the bathroom? Thats crazy. Fire them if you cant handle them taking a bathroom break.

There isn't one single website you can visit for that info. You need to go to the manufacturer's website and find the data sheet for the type of material you are using. You can also try contacting your supplier to see if they have the info handy.

I used to run into that problem a lot with the IJ35 vinyl. Its just a very low grade crappy print media. I switched to 40c-20 vinyl and have never had a problem since. Its a little more expensive but the saved headaches have been worth it.

I get jams on everything. Both carriage and loading. Worst offending material though is Arlon DPF 4500G. I have other gripes to though. Like the amount of waste the printer has built in. This isnt a printer that likes switching out materials frequently. Once its finally loaded it works great...

The new HP printers are trash. I have an HP 560 its the 4th large format printer I've used over the years and it BY FAR jams the most and wastes the most amount of material. Its like they designed the printer and forgot that you have to put media into it.

For an ADULT industry website there sure are a LOT of children here.

Bob cant wait for the robots. Seems like he wants his employees to act like them already. Do as I say not as I do. Eh Bob?

What kind of printer you are using?

A line of 3M primer 94 on that metal seam will do the trick. But since its already applied you can probably fix it with 3M edge sealer.

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If you are sure the install isn't the problem. Then it sounds like their media profile could be oversaturating the ink. And to top it off they probably aren't outgassing long enough before laminating. Failure to outgas before laminating causes the inks solvent to attack the adhesive making the...

You can try using 3M primer.

There is no reason to add interpass delay unless your ink is not curing properly. Even then it would be one of the last settings I would use. Only after I had tried other methods first. Because it slows down printing significantly.