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Printing on clear film and having it under your translucent White print will give you more color saturation at night when it's illuminated while keeping the print the correct color during the day. It's an extra step and cost more but looks nice. The cheap way out is to do an overprint/double ink...

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Both your pics are usually fixed with a line pitch adjustment. Did a tech do the head replacement?

I'd quote the job just like Rick mentioned. Many customers will try that approach especially with multiple vehicle work.

No free estimates?... :popcorn: :noway:

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Sure, I drained and bottled the leftover cleaning fluid from the cartridges after my new printer/head cleaning cycle when I first purchased my Roland and it lasted for years. Small bottles of cleaning fluid should be available from your supplier. Roland offers them so I imagine Mutoh does also.

I got an extra $20 or 15 inches of VHB tape... :supersmilie:

Select "print spot colors only" in your rip.

Depending on the size translucent acrylic or polycarbonate along with translucent vinyl.

I was wondering where you've been. Hope everything works out for your family.

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Why wouldn't you laminate it if it's only 5 sq. ft? Much more of a hassle to go up 15ft. and change the print after it fails...

Keep in mind you have a limited color gamut with solvent printers.

Inform him of your shops new "recession policy" you implicated on the turn of the new year 1/1/2010. Maybe he didn't get your e-mails... :wink: All work done at your shop with the balance paid in full with cash before the release of the vehicle. .