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1. buy a full set of solvent cleaning cartridges along with your full set of ink cartridges 2. run a Head Wash (Function>Maintenance>Station>Head Wash) 3. insert the cleaning cartridges when the printer prompts you to, after it has drained the ink lines 4. insert the new ink cartridges when the...

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i cut off the white margins prior to install. Then I use the overlapped image to align, and make one single cut through the two layers, remove the excess material, and re-"flop" the mural back down, and your cut lines should align perfectly.

my bad, i guess... just annoyed when people just throw out the vague pricing questions and expect the forum to price/bid/sell their projects for them.... (and then act like they are entitled to only responses they want to hear) for example: Police motorcycle pricing? yadda yadda, "show me...

mine's always just been as simple as "Copies: 2" "Page Size: 11x17" "Scale: Actual Size" "Copies per Page: 2" "Layout: Portrait/Landscape (depending)" ...but its been finding all the menus within the menus that's a pain for me, especially working with 3 different OS versions all the time :(

non-merchant solicitation! i'll telling on u... owait, u said pay.

o sorry, i must have missed that. I'd charge a lot ...more than if I were wrapping 54" tiles

I apologize that you were not happy with the information I "Pro"vided. I just find it odd that someone that's been around since 2009, doesn't realize that asking an open forum "what I should charge/pay" usually gets chippy replies. ...resulting from every JoeSignGuy googlesearching for pricing...

dealing with it for 6months?!? lets fix this pig! try cleaning your encoder sensor as well... removes easily from the carriage via 2 gold screws on the back wall of the carriage just above the dampers. it cups the encoder strip, so just remove the screws and lift it out. (after powering-down...

Overlap and cut, once through both layers, here with UltraFlex wallscapes material. been through miles of the stuff over the past 4 years. prints great on solvent/latex and installs great with "off the shelf" wallpaper pastes/primers.

30" printer?!? good lawrd' that's a lotta tylin'! but hey, we're sign guys... we make due with what we got! sensible answers result from sensible questions, and asking for pricing on a non-premium members section usually gets mixed results from people trying to follow the rules of the forum :)

I'm a fan of using spatter brushes in photoshop, and then importing into illustrator to live trace and then distort/transform/roughen&tweek that is, if i need vectored, but usually I just photoshop and keep the rasterized spatter for print.

i like the employee photos, tho' I'm surprised that Frank didn't find a way to put his smilin' face in the mix here as well. i guess the back cover, and index, are the only way to get away from him these days.

that is GREAT! +1 to loving the progression photos, i'm sure your coworkers loved getting their picture taken standing under a giant friggen rainbow :)

doesn't matter how you do it... light source> reverse clear print>plexi>white trans print>viewer or light source>plexi>clear print>white trans print>viewer both achieve the same result. the theory here, is to change the color of the bright white light before it passes through your final...

wait wait... i got it. TWO 1/4" lexan faces bonded together. OR buy this off the internet for about $1k, shipped aaaand there's your sign.

clear print mounted behind a white trans print works GREAT! people always say to mount it so that the substrate is behind the two layers of print, but it makes not difference.

this one? http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=103307

yuck, that sucks. buuuut your PDF reader opens it correctly? do you have options to save as a different file type, such as JPEG/TIFF/EPS?