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We do all our panels beside or under the final design in Corel. We try to stick to seemless if at all possible.

Is that an HP360?

I figured that was the case. I'm using the pantone color 185 C and will export for print as a pdf. When we ask as customer to pick a color from the pantone chart they will pick either the C or CP. So since we don't always use pdf for print we have to input the formulas according to the book...

two cuts on the first go around - 1 actual cut to shape the other a larger contour around. Weed out then laminate. Now a 3 cut line in between the 2 others. Delete the orig two then cut.

I was given a logo along with the guidelines. Aks for a Pantone 185. That's it. Isn't it important to specify whether it's "C", "CP", "U", etc? I like to refer to my Pantone book to reference the rgb color formula as usually the final for print will be a 150dpi rgb tif. And the actual pantone...

Yes, but we use Corel with FineCut 8 on a Mimaki plotter.Why not just delete the first cut then cut the next?

Delete temp files, try again

A designer is tasked to provide a background for a 2 x 6 banner and they'll just fill in the text as needed. I automatically assume they mean 2h x 6w. If one is to make directions "dummy proof" then it is imperative to include either the "w" & "h" or "landscape" or "portrait" ps 6 x 2 still...

This may be a debatable issue but what is the more proper way to describe the dimensions of a sign? A 12 x 18 is missing one pertinent piece of the description. Landscape or portrait? I always refer to a banner as 2 x 6 "landscape" or 2h x 6w. Never would I refer to a banner as 6 x 2. One...

That's what I mean. You can take the catalytic converter off your car too.

We had a JV we loved until it came time for a $7000 repair. Replaced with an HP360. Color output will never be the same. Good luck printing replacement panels for fleet vehicles you wrapped from prints on the Mimaki. We do this a lot especially on sheriff cars. They hit deer all the time here...

Florida has 2 major military installations and we don't have to wait in long lines to get a vehicle inspected every year. I will admit that when the military gave me an assignment to South Florida I had to decline. I've been there, didn't like it. Stopped at a Burger King to ask directions once...

Add a "smiley face" to the design. Basically curving everything into a smiley face look. When applied it "flattens" out. If you have the time the whole pattern idea works too. Done that a few times when designing stripes for the hood of Mini Coopers. I don't use templates for the simple fact...

And your experience with loading/unloading the 360? Major pita when compared to Mimaki. We change substrates 5-10 times a day. Oh, and the 6-8 ft of waste to connect to the take-up. If you skip the take up you get head strikes out the wazoo! And what about the procedure for using the take-up...

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We went from a Mimaki to HP360. Hate everything about the 360 as seen throughout these forums. The latest 560 looks like a huge improvement. Maybe HP is actually listening to their users and correcting things. As for going Latex? Good move for the ability to laminate right away. Color will take...

Thanks, we do that occasionally.

Anyone have "GT-Helv_Bold_Ext_1-00" font? I have it but it's doing a weird thing that makes it unusable. I'm just choosing a different font within that family. Just wanted to know if anyone else has problems with it..

We hem all our banners with 1" double=stick tape then grommets. I have a 5ft x 10ft banner with 8" radius corners. Any tips for hemming. Relief angle cuts is my thought.

Yes, a Microsoft update about 2-3 months ago is the culprit. I'm still having font issues. Design and save then open a week later and the font is missing.