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The fact that the "Sign Industry" has been turned into the "Print Industry".

WTF is no match

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Raster to vector conversion. Raster to Vector Conversion Service from The Vector Doctor

Ya I know I do this every time I use the guy but hey, he's incredibly fast, does top quality work and is extremely affordable, who could ask for more? Thanks again Eric, you make my job much easier.

Oracal gaurantees splice-free rolls backed by $500 if you find a splice. They used to run this ad all the time in trade magazines until guess what I found, yup a splice in a roll of 651, called oracal and they provided a shipping tag and a short while later I received a check for $500 from...

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Yes, flame polishing can cause tiny pours and if alcohol gets in there it expands resulting in crazing (cracks) in the acrylic.

I think most questions are answered appropriately. Gonna open a medical clicic, which scoupel should I buy?

Cannot find this info anywhere. When manually raising the captops, how far up do you raise them? I recall reading somewhere to go 1-2 full turns past the point where the captops come in contact with the printheads. Is that correct? Is there any standard for this adjustment?

Thank you to all that responded. Got it, there was yellow backed up into the magenta. It's odd that it was so hard to notice when printing blocks of magenta but how drastically it changed the blue. I was so frustrated that I didn't stop to think about basic color composition to determine the...

Thanks VanderJ, will also double check pump lines for possible damage from crimping. I do have another question, when manually raising the captops how do you know how far up you should go? 1-2 complete turns after captops come in contact with the print heads? Is there a general rule on this?

Thanks Mike, you actually gave me something to consider, gonna take a closer look at magenta damper to see if it's contaminated with yellow. BTW, test print same as before head soak, did not regain any nozzles, head soak was an attempt to clear two clogged black nozzles.

Can't figure out why colors are off after head soak. Test print looks good, I can even print CMYK file preserving primary colors and all colors look great but when I attempt to print previous jobs the blue for example is way off, what used to print as a royal blue is now a dark greenish blue...

You might want to be a little more specific.

Buy 6" x 30" and cut to desired 17" Grimco has 6" x 24"

Yup, got the tool, it came with the printer originally and that is exactly what I was wondering about. Thanks, you guys (solventinkjet.com) are great.

My main concern was how to safely move the printhead carriage away from the capping station. Do I just manually move it to the left? Pinch tubes, fill cap tops then manually move the printhead carriage back to the cap tops?

VanderJ, Can you provide detailed instructions on how to soak the heads on an SP-300V? This would be greatly appreciated. sacsignworks1@yahoo.com Should I e-mail or call?

VanderJ, Can you provide detailed instructions on how to soak the heads on an SP-300V?