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How would your method work with this image?

Sure, if you want a thin, banding black.

Exactly. And if you have a custom profile properly linearised the output will be a neutral CMYK grey, matching 30% black.

I want the prints to come out laminated. That would be cool.

Haters will hate. I used Bordeaux inks for years with zero problems. In fact I think they were better than OEM.

Good for you Supergirl. You tell em.

We found the Arlon 8000 made a massive mess in our latex printers so moved to LG 3880. The adhesive is just as aggressive but doesn't leak out the edges and go everywhere.

Yep. The boxes are definitely better looking. I just bought a custom PC with 2 SSDs (one dedicated PS scratch disk), 32g ram and it is blazing fast. I did try and like macs a while back but didn't find them worth the premium.

I wouldn't buy anything out of Indonesia. Not sure if this link works but their address looks like this...

You will love it. I was just saying today how great ours is. It cut a large laminated reflective job with no bleed dead on the line. And about a hundred other print & cut jobs last week.

We went to Bologna a couple of years ago and loved it. Beautiful place. I wanted to see the Ducaudi factory but it was closed because of the earthquake.

Ciao. How about that Ducati GP15.

We use a bit of Automark for box trucks. Seems ok but can leave a bit of adhesive when removed. I got a roll of that 201HTAP when I was looking for an alternative to Arlon DPF8000 but it didn't feel as sticky. What do you use it for Neil?

& blow a hole through with the gas torch

He goes overboard with primer. I wouldn't use it anywhere near as much as this video recommends.

Did I say it was? If you were spending that kind of money don't you think a little more due diligence would be in order than checking out some comments from a few forum dufuses ?

My wife gets stuff made in China all the time and has very few complaints. I don't know or care how she manages it as long as she leaves me out of the process. Some of the things she buys I could do for her but she gets them quicker and cheaper than I could do them and the quality is fine...

Bit of a generalisation there. Where do you think most products are made these days? There are good and bad businesses to deal with, it's up to you to do your own research and find out who's who.

Come on who doesn't use Google Earth to look for a sign company?