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I worked a lot with neon 20 years ago. Installation, production. As Prowraps says the problem was always getting benders. They tended to be emotional primdonnas. Good glass benders must be thin on the ground these days. In the end the company I worked for trained up a couple of Chinese...

Cool bobbers.

You need to scout around for a better profile. The one I use has no ink restrictions and 400% ink limits so it's using the maximum ink available.

The canned Onyx profile on solvent backlit film and vinyl. We had to adjust the heat settings a bit to get ink to dry properly but we find the blacks dense and colours vibrant. What problems are you having?

It was me. I saw this kind of tag on other threads and thought it was an accepted form of humour. hmmm it seems not...

This is the reason I have the latest version of CS. If you only ever have to work with files you create yourself, go to Corel.

Pros: They do a better job on backlit films than solvent. They can print on waterbased and even uncoated papers. Everything is dry immediately. Unlaminated contour cut stickers don't curl on the edge. Great web based info like exact amount of ink used per job. Cons: Overly complicated, noisy...

Oh alright. My Italian toys. Stripped back Multistrada 1100 for around town. The Streetfighter for out of town high speed highjinks.

No I'm not. In Media Manager there's a Scale Adjust settting in the Basic Print Mode Settings page. You print a strip, measure it, then enter the actual printed length. The adjusted scale is used on all prints from then on.

I did a signboard for a lawyer once and he insisted on a slab of text that looked like a chapter of the bible. I advised against it but he knew better. Being a lawyer I made sure he signed off on it and I made sure it was completed and installed on time. When it was up of course he complained...

Oh yeah only real designers use Adobes. On Macs. EDit: Oops I forgot - don't feed the troll.

What rip are you using? Onyx has a setting to compensate for this.

10 or 12 pass is about all we can manage on vinyl so about the same speed as our Rolands. We're running a billboard paper job today though and it's cranking at 6 pass. Going thru some ink though..

If you are trying to break the ice and you turn up expecting to be met like a long lost brother you will be sorely disappointed. If you sold me something and your company didn't deliver when promised, then come back a couple of months later asking "are you still angry with us?", expect to be...

Can you please hand code my website?

Jesse no doubt.

Praise the Sky Moose!

I guess it would if you were 6..

The name calling that goes on here adds nothing.

Some people think they are getting robbed if every square inch isn't covered with print.. sigh.