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Or should we even fool with it? Brands to look for? Anyone got one?

especially if you're not printing full width....used to work on an old colorspan sometimes we would have to sit the prints out in the sun for a few hours lol

outgas?? Is the vacuum table not sucking enough to be able to nuke the substrates without buckling?

Hell even with the ink levels in the printer status dialog I'd be throwing out half carts if I went by that...Thank God the machine knows when its out of ink (most of the time lol)

more of an annoyance with the hope of selling more ink..It can be turned off in the preferences... Just like the canned profiles using way to much ink

I have Gandi 1224 it covers grease, scratches whatever...I guess I should feel lucky....Use more ink lol

You should be able to remove them from the top of the printhead manifold... Now I could be wrong about your setup but that covers most printers...Dampers are little ink bladders sitting on top of the printheads Suck ink into them from where they connect to the printhead (gently now..) And BE...

see if there is ink in dampers..if so print yellow..if not use syringe to pull ink into them

hmm thanks gino

I have got our Jeti 1224 profiled to run 600x1200 18 pass for high quality artwork type stuff and 300x600 9 pass for everyday signage... I'm wondering does it really matter in terms of longevity/scratch resistance...the 18 pass 6x12 really lays down the ink...and I have been leaning toward...

save ink and print blocks of yellow

LoL what a mental picture...poor girl trying to jam a coro board into an (expensive) solvent printer...then on top of it all having 100 signs to do.. Outsource quick! Insignia does good work. You could certainly do that many in house if you ran 10 up on 54 in material..then used a laminator...

Or metallic ink whichever is good... Anyone into that?

Got a Rhino mat the other day from NGlantz..very reasonably priced...I thought I would be clever and design a grid with .5 inch squares and number the sides, and mark 12 inch sections.. I printed it on our UV flatbed and it looks great..unfortunately my awesome grid doesn't hold up well to...

You don't need white ink I hear it is a hassle...We've got a used Jeti 1224 flatbed and absolutely love it. We saved money hauling it ourselves...and found it on ebay...stay away from gerbers and try to find a true flatbed and you will be good. If you need to use white you can just print on...

Our design computer fried itself last night and it is time for a new one...only option is windows 8 Anyone have any problems? I hear it has compatibility options but they don't include XP like windows 7.

So apply and then cut the backing off a 12 inch wide strip then roll up and work down? Edit: cut the backing of a 12 inch wide strip and then apply that to the top

I've got 25, 8 foot tall 57 inch wide windows to cover in perf. I've got the 64 inch perf coming... I'm thinking go from the top to the bottom and leave about a quarter inch on all sides. My co-worker which isn't doing the install...thinks I should go to the edge and then trim...I think...

Hrm steel wool...what grade?

I guess everyone else is waiting for a solution too lol