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That's what I like to hear...We clean regularly as well. In the middle of 36 box truck wraps, and so far everything is looking A-Ok. Solid colors, no drop outs that I can see. Hope we can go as long too.

Good lord....we would sell a 4'x4' coro for $80. MAYBE drop to $70 each for big qty. How in the world can you stay open selling a 16 s.f. sign at $2 a ft?

Just wondering, we havent had to change one yet. I had heard you'd have to after every couple of ink carts. Yet, we are in the 3,000 ml range on all our original heads, with no issues and no warnings to change. Is this typical? Expected? Or are we lucky?

Any sign supply in the world, Maybe??

VHB is plenty sufficient for these at that size, no need to get all crazy with adhesives and mounting hardware for gator board.

Blame Adobe too...now ANYONE can get Photoshop for 10 bucks a month and (00* POOF *00)!! they are instant graphic designers.

Yes, all in the profile. I have found with the right profiles, the HP L260 prints grays better than any printer I have run. There are some PMS greys that tend to 'green' on me, but mostly I hit perfect grays every time.

Seems like I am getting shorted a bit on some rolls of V3...just ran a job, had it calculated VERY well on how much I'd use. I figured I'd end up with at least 12' left at the end. Well the job finishes and I didn't have but maybe 2 inches to spare before I got a Sub Jam error on the...

Seems the smart thing to do would be outsource your first several jobs, get the money saved up, and invest in GOOD equipment. Used HP Latex machines are a great buy now, and you'll be happier with the prints, especially for wraps.

Sorry to hear. I used to love Avery EZRS as well.... But now I'm back to 3M V3. Never any issues.

Is this with laminated material? Which marks are you using? Is this with Flexi? or....? Need more details.

Letters Etc. Been around forever.

That's the thing with reflective....black isn't very black and white isn't white at all.

HUSKIES looks like College, modified a bit.

My solution....I just don't use Illustrator. Not for text anyway.

Fellers has a EZ Erase dry erase vinyl that should work for you. Beyond that, I would just use any Dry Erase laminate on your choice of white vinyl....maybe 3M IJ40 or IJ60, both removable and available with Comply adhesive for easy install.

And your S's are 5's that you made in Serpentine.... LOL

3M IJ 180C v3 / 8518 combo. Costs a little more than some others, but worth it.

Ours prints many different yellows. Maybe you need to put the yellow cartridge back in the printer.

Thank you Fred!