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This looks amazing!

I've always liked a light blue, close to a white.

I recommend upgrading to X8, it's 10X better. When I went from X4 to X7, it wasn't good, but then X8 came out and it's been great. but back to your problem, you say CD, are you running directly from the CD and not installed on your computer or something? If so, make sure it's a not corrupt...

Last year was $200 each, this year they don't get anything because they are horrible employees which I am working on replacing.

Nope, but if you have a warranty you lose it and if it causes issues they will tell you, tough luck.

Be aware of 3rd party inks. It voids your warranty on the machine, if the 3rd party ink messes up your printer which it has done to many, you don't get a new printer, you don't get repairs. If it happens with a genuine ink, they will fix it free of charge (for most manufacturers). I don't wish...

Set it up in your file. Add a 1" outline around your banner (1" away from the banner it's self) and put your logo, name, etc into that 1" strip. So when you fold it over for hemming, it's on the back side.

No but check out Denver Sign Supply.

I don't do it as I don't think it's professional. Lowen does that on every single and it looks awful.

I am very experienced with several different types of LED channel letters with several companies. I quit using Gemini over two years ago after many issues with the quality of their work and their prices. I use Direct Sign Wholesale, they have a faster turn around, same high quality every time...

But then the perf doesn't cover the window 100% if you undersize it, then you can see through it. That happened once was about 3/8" gap and the customer was pissed. I won't do that again. That's like etch glass on a window, if they want a block out for privacy and you leave a gap so someone can...

I am not allowed to post anything about my products or sales, because Fred is still around and I would get banned if I mentioned my products or sales, because apparently I would be "advertising" and I am not a "merchant member". So therefor I cannot contribute to this post.

Check to make sure the head is lowered, are you overprinting? (2X print for deeper color), your print head may be damaged. If all else fails, do a manual cleaning around your heads, wipers and dampers.

It's suppose to remain down when printing on thinner materials such as normal vinyl and for thicker materials like 18oz banner material, it needs to be up.

You misunderstand, every perf you lay down, you need to trim it to fit. I am not saying leave the 1/4" on it, of course it will peel and not lay down on the rubber. But the rubber and even mullions are not always straight and I've had some so crooked it was 1" off by the time you got to the...

Many websites are fraud or some sell your information, make sure you are buying things only from legit websites, make sure it is a protected website with an update to date security certificate. Otherwise it may have a keylogger on your computer grabbing the information. By the way if a prince...

Weird I haven't had this issue. Report it to Oracal and not the supplier. Perhaps it's old vinyl and not fresh?

When it stops on 90%, generally that means it will throw a file is corrupt error. It doesn't freeze, it just takes a very long time, let it sit and it will time out on you. You can usually fix this issue in Corel by converting things to curves, converting to objects, etc.

Make sure you have exact measurements, then make each piece 1/4" wider and taller. So that it has 1/8" more on each side. Any more than that and it'll be a nightmare to put on. I once had 1" over and fought with it for a long time, never doing that again.

Sensor may have gone out that would alert you the ink is out. But sounds like you have a bubble or clog in the line.