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Wow That is bad. Whatever printer that guy uses is total crap. I would shop around. There are way better printhouses out there that care about quality.

I cant get my HP 260 to detect this vinyl (3M Dusted Crystal). Any suggestions?

Having to use linux or buy a mac is what made the choice to use onyx easy.

I use Signlab Vinyl Pro. . I still design in Corel Draw and export to signlab for final touchup and cutting.

Are how are the profiles for HP's? Or will I have to make my own? Will any of the HP supplied generic profiles work? I'm running an HP Latex 260.

How is phototex with latex printers? Specifically HP's.

I'm curious too!

Up here in the NW a "Hey" is ok with me man. ;)

Hey how do you sharpen a squeegee? First I've ever heard of it.

I have to say. And this is just for me personally. If I'm having annoying vinyl issues. Every time I have went with 3M I havnt been let down. I use lots of brands of vinyl. But if I start having problems I will switch to 3M immedately until I can figure out whats going on. In my experience...

I really try to avoid using soapy water on glass while applying. That said. Let it set for a while. And if its cold out. DONT install. It will just fall apart on you.

http://correctcolor.org/ This guy.

David that sounds like hell. You should look into trying to profile your own media. There are many resources here on how to do it. If its your first time and know nothing then I would spend some money and get at least some basic training or call tech support during the process and go to town...

Clearly no bias in this post eh?

This might be a silly question but have you tried saving the file as a TIF? Also you could try touching up the weird spots in photoshop. Maybe just shift the color in the trouble areas ever so slightly. Ive had my rip freak out on certain colors before and making a slight color adjustment...

Our electrician installed something called a buckbooster when we had our wiring redone for our new printer.

Add Block plus is what you are looking for.

looks like the ink limits are way off in the profile you are using. but your printhead going out sounds very possible.

an i1 would solve your problem. It sounds like you need to make a custom profile to me. Creating your own profile is no joke when you are first learning though.

Scratching the sign? I'm not following. How are you cutting laminated vinyl already applied to a sign? Ive never heard of doing it that way. Why not cut the vinyl first then apply it?