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we use two air line trap/filters between our compressor and paint gun, for redundancy. we also installed an auto-purge on the bottom of the compressor tank that expells air/moisture in a 2sec blast every 30min

watchfire > daktronics > the rest. imho, they're definitely the top (and only) two worth considering.

the main issue with this for outdoor application, is that most epoxies are not UV resistant....so yellowing in the sun will be an immedite factor.

regular print & lam combo, and use chalk pens/markers

maybe a flat-spot in your roller from leaving it compressed overnight?

what kind of microfiber? hand-towel ones with the scrubby-fibers or the smaller/finer eyeglass ones? simple google search pops-up with a lot of websources in the <$1 range.

Triangle Ink has a MSS Flushing Solution cartridge for that machine no guarantees that you'll recover a printhead with it, but it should break-down & flush whatever ink its able to make contact with.... I've heard of people also using ultrasonic jewelry cleaning tools with the flushing solution...

bout a $700 difference in roll pricing between Fellers & Grimco.

which printer & inkset?

tape won't work on HDPE. there's specialty adhesives out there that work well...enough at laminating a sheet to another material but for most sign installation purposes there's no amazing chemical option out there that really "bites" into the material on its own. If you attempt to use any...

aaaaand that's where they get ya. overpriced, but convenient/stylish/just-good-enough performance in a pretty box that becomes a paper weight when they decide to force you to buy new in a few years. To each their own, i guess, but when you can spend a couple hours to build a computer for $2k...

still rocking CS6 and couldn't be happier! anything that I cannot open in CS6, I convert via AcrobatPro. To hell with monthly subscriptions, just to be a beta-tester, and I still feel like I need to squeeze my $$$ out of my current software, as they jumped to the CCsubscription services...

coach screws. lol. that's a first for me, but my first guess was that it was another term for Carriage Screw/Bolt. ...and I was right!

what's your nozzle test look like? could be ink starvation or encoder strip/sensor issues buuuuuut those head strikes would lead me to believe that your material is tunneling through the printer in those areas, and the ink is not being fired straight-down as designed.

not to braaaag, but i'm currently making 4" tall letters, with 1" thick acrylic, aluminum face'd, edge-lit with .375" stroke. fun stuff. however, most LED's have a ~.25" wide "footprint", so for a 1/2" wide letter that has what... a 1/8" stroke? depending on the remaining spec's, I'd be...

i can see images / silhouettes of people in the "dirty spots". that's most likely the printed image on the perforated material ghosting-through, as result of the monster light source behind it. The physics behind one-way vision materials is pretty straight-forward: it reflects glare from the...

any reason for desire to go to china? If you're looking for reliable, look into Bitro Group or Gemini.

so a service guy removes the gas cap with a blowtorch, and you're on the hook for a gas tank replacement? sounds legit.

i treat it like two seperate faces to wrap, and overlap on that 1" return top-over-bottom. if you're really picky about the corners, you can then wrap the 1" return with a .875" stripe as a band around the whole thing to finish.

onyx will automatically resize if you import a file, or scale it up, greater than your media size. my workaround is to go to the tiling menu first to enable tiling, and THEN scale-up/rotate your image