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I have a challenge 3 phase 30" cutter. Mosh is right, you can cut a big stack no problem and you have to clean the blade to keep adhesive off because it will build up.

Any machine running solvent ink needs maintenance daily. Period. Over the weekend when you are closed and not printing or even overnight it needs to run maintenance cycle to keep ink flowing through heads and lines. I would never walk away from a screen in the shop with solvent (corogloss in my...

They never look black enough to my eye either but they expose just fine. Do a step wedge test, shoot a screen or two and see. On t-shirt screens at 125 mesh (yellow), I get a good shot using unfiltered black light flourescent tubes approx. 3 inches from film at 4 1/2 minutes in a vacuum frame...

One, what film are you using? Two, are you set on black and white printing or color? Use rgb black and set saturation high, make sure printer is set to black white print. Next, have you performed a step wedge test to determine proper exposure? If you are over shooting your exposure time you can...

For the win.

You cut your wonky and need to lubricate and clean shafts. How did this thread get past the filters? :ROFLMAO:

Big glass measuring cup like you find in the kitchen, easy to pour to/from, measure and clean.

It gets better. I've already run a job on it and made a profit.:Big Laugh

Well I guess I'll call it the universes' early birthday to me. I have an old epson 9500 that I only use for large film for screen printing. One of the lines had dried up long ago and it just wasn't worth the cash to fix it. Scrap guy came by this morning with an epson 10600uc on his truck from a...

Depends on the art. Is the candidates photo on it? Yes= digital, no = screen print. 500 is only 50 4x8 sheets of coro. Print, slam, slice, check. No lam.

Mosh beat me to it. Banner. And all wraps are short term ;-)

Thanks, actually looked at runway but the one I saw was way off, house movements is the key! Thanks again.

Can get close but not quite on it. Any help appreciated!

White reflective coated aluminum blanks screen printed.

Are the exposed screws and metal bracket attached to anything other than the wall? Looks like the signs are up with French cleats. And that's one ugly wall to boot.

I'm sorry sir, but we don't have your house scheduled for burning until tomorrow, you'll have to wait like all your neighbors.:cool:

The one in the middle of the door is what cheeses my grits. I have a rather large pile of those suckers in a sac from all the removals. I charge and extra 75 bucks to pull those and clean/buff/polish the paint out to re-letter.

Fingernail, heat gun, adhesive remover, alcohol, new date.

Too many fonts can religiously crap up a layout. We've all done it, saw and ad or vehicle, whatever out in public and your first response was "Holy crap, look at all those fonts".

Are they giving him a banner or hard sign? The beer and soda distributors in our area only print aqueous based inks. Who is installing and pulling permits? When it fades in 6 months what then? Maybe there is still some work for you in it. But yes, they need to stay out of the sign business. A...