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Low memory or not enough scratch disk space would be the first things I would suspect.

Check you cutter protection strip, I'd bet it has deep gouges on the side that is cutting through. A new one is about $40US. Or your blade holder may be gunked up or failing.

Your media may have been skewed slightly when you printed it.....instead of lining up the edge of your media try making sure your crops are square to each other on the platen.

As others have said, sub it out, order it online whatever, if your not set up to do it, it will be far more expensive 'in-house'.

http://www.marcgunther.com/what-kind-of-company-is-3m/ The first paragraph, 55,000 products in over 200 countries, $23 billion in revenues in 2009. Wonder how much of that is vinyl sales?

I agree 100% with what you say. 3m does have some decent cast products but you pay a premium for them. The low end calendered stuff is utter garbage. Oracal has a way, way better track record in our shop.

right-click then send and it should print, you probably sent it to 'Hold' in Rip and Print.

You should be doing some kind of back-up at least monthly....or go cloud based...carbonite.com is a good one, many others as well. We do an external HD back-up monthly and our NAS is mirrored off-site daily(cloud essentially), peace of mind is worth every penny.

If your under warranty call Epson and you'll get a new head. If not, call Epson and start saving up about $2800 plus $175/hour travel expenses.

Possibly the worst looking police vehicle ever....is that four snow geese pooping on the word police? or is that a bridge? The chiefs head, the gradient, etc......hopefully you can steer them in another direction.

I think you are talking about plastic plugs. http://www.badgerplug.com/plastic.html

The 10 Mil OCE poster paper prints pretty well on our eco-solvs, even better on the latex.

Have you looked in the Adobe support forums? There are several older posts related to your issue, good luck.

shot in the dark....does the failed wall get a lot more sunlight than the good wall 50' away?

http://www.islandcleanair.com/ Not cheap, but they work very well.

Liked.....a 30 year military veteran deserves a lot more that free teeth.

Might be worth a shot trying to print, I have a feeling the ink would just bleed in to the paper and generally look like a mess. I would just recommend to the customer some nice looking decals that he can place on the paper after it is laid.

If your L25 is up to date firmware wise, you have a setting somewhere in the media menu called 'Straightness Optimization' mess around with that, it will let you get away with running some of the less expensive media as it does a fair job of compensating for the bowing effect.

Double check the tension levers on the back side of the pinch roller assembley, should be down, up, down or all down. Is this just cut vinyl or something you printed and are now trying to contour cut? The FC-7000 is a damn good machine - hope you figure it out. Good Luck

per·fec·tion pərˈfekSH(ə)n/ noun noun: perfection the condition, state, or quality of being free or as free as possible from all flaws or defects. What Mark said...honestly it's not hard to lay vinyl perfectly, especially air egress. How big are the wrinkles, is there like loose vinyl...