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fugly! And a complete waste of money and time.

You mean we're not were. lol

Damn it Fred, put that away before you hurt someone!

As does killustrator. lol

Welcome from sunny Niceville, FL. Uh..except today! Flooding here right now but about 70 deg. ​p.s. not an illy user are you?

Ink and fumes? You're in Colorado, think there's more than just ink and fumes. lol Welcome to the forum. Look forward to any questions you may have. Rest assured that I'm on here daily. I help out where I can.

Using HP360 with Flexi Production Manager 12 RIP. Image is self explanatory. Why is the print getting cut off? Seems to be random. Sometimes it prints fine.

I vote NO on the HP360. Look at some of the other comments on this forum about the HP. Not a big fan at all.

Yeah, we have one for .080, .040, polymetal. and stainless steel. Works great. Just a little harder for the lighter weight people to use. lol

We were using a Mimaki JV133 before and now have the HP360. Loved the Mimaki! 1. HP will never be able to match colors from mimaki. We started a fleet of vehicle wraps with the mimaki and now trying to print the same on the HP has been a pain. 2. Loading the HP is extremely cumbersome. Head...

Calm down! lol I just though he was using the pic a an example. Printing to clear was part of the question. For anything backlit we use clear, although we do have vinyl with a white back.

Printing to clear usually indicates that it's for a backlit sign. If you print to white and have the white portions cut out, the vinyl will appear black at night as it is opaque not translucent like clear.

White is the absence of color whereby anything colored white will not print but will be blank so if you're printing to white all is good. Printing to clear would not work without white ink or applying to a white surface.

What do you mean by simpler? One that already has the "halo" effect. What program are you using to design with?

Yeah, we tend to push for anyone wanting that type of stuff to get the kits from the internet. Way cheaper. However if you mess it up you're screwed. If you do a custom wrap any mistakes can be re-printed without the customer ever knowing about it. We've done several camo trim pieces but not...

Yeah, that's called engine turn gold. Imitation Gold Leaf is a different animal. We use that too though. This is what we use unless they insist on the real stuff