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Noooo! I don't even want to think about any possibility that doesn't include a successful (although misaligned) printhead install! :) anything's a possibility, i guess, but the x-base/y-base procedures that preceded this error... all had perfectly clean and solid lines. (my photos are...

what?!? you's crazy ma'an. I just applied 5 frosted windows @ 60" x 72" with adjacent doors @ 36" x 72".... NO WAY i'da attempted to dry-apply. after a few attempts with rapid tac on previous projects, it simply dries toooo fast and leaves lines where I squeegee. soapy water and a few extra...

lol.... "spooge" frozen/crystallized moisture beneath the vinyl? if so, nothing a few pokes (blade) and a blow (heat gun) can't cure :)

+1 to tech support. nothing worse than trying to track-down how someone else (that's not around anymore) broke it. at least in my situation, I usually can figure out where/how I screwed something up along the way over a month of non-use, and no way of pin-pointing when/how things went wrong...

pardon the long-read, but i'm wiped and looking for confirmation of my alignment procedure diagnosis. although its my 4th printhead install, it has been a while since I've done this and now I'm second-guessing my next step: ********** in the Y-Si alignment procedure, I know that I'm supposed...

prolly happened the 2nd time because the 1st order was messed up, and they based the new order off the recent order history. that's sweet you're supplier is so close. I have to drive 45min in each direction, if I need to get to my 3 suppliers in a hurry, but I've been getting good at ordering...

25% is too big a discount for the 2nd. Maybe a 4+ price if you think it could go that direction.

you should be fine over the weekend. JV3 right? set a nozzle wash and power-down the printer, flipping the secondary switch in the back as well. keeps the printheads/lines/dampers "wet" for as long as you need. was it really the wrong ink? I've been having this issue lately, as well. Solved...

greetings from wisconsin! I spend a lot of time in Urbana, I think I still have an unpaid parking ticket from 2009. LOL. long drive for me, but nice town.

added note: recently had the same issue and tried my own advice to no success.... solution came to me when I noticed ink dripping from my ink pump during fillupink and, upon closer inspection/removal of the pump, it turned out that this Triangle-brand ink pump from Fellers had split the ink...

+1 to needing to quit. mainly due to the horrible smell and personal image impairment, as a 10yr smoker, but also due to the $$$'s I see disappearing along with the white of my teeth. I will be cheating and making a resolution that I have a better chance at keeping: "I will not buy a pack of...

just give him his 8'x8' sign in the 2 4'x8' sections and let him butt them together when he screws it to whatever. plus, it's easier to travel with/ship than an 8'x8' sign panel OR build an 8'x8' coroplast sheet out of 4-4'x8' sheets & acrylic bonding tape. ...flip the seam on the 2nd layer...

layer styles won't apply to background images, you need to apply it to a layer for any effects to take place

vhb tape and silicone works just fine for anything you can carry with two fingers.

+1 edgecap, idk why I didn't think of that. there's options available for dibond products, i believe, so you can probably even add it on to the existing signs.

make a sandwich! reverse-printed on clear, laminated with white, and applied 2nd-surface to clear plexi. you can then re-add the dibond as a backer panel with double-sided acrylic bonding tape for extra durability, and then the signs can take all the beating they want. simpler-route, can't...

we make that stuff in-house: (not trying to be an advertisement, but any sign shop that has the ability to custom manufacture aluminum signs could do this for you pretty quick) *welded extruded aluminum tubing with 1/4" welded&drilled aluminum mounting plates. *toggle/expansion bolted to ceiling...

sign on the slopes being picked-at, maybe, but assisted after already lifting is most likely I have yet to see anyone, on a ski hill, take the time to remove their gloves so that they can pick-at the vinyl on a sign. vandalism is fun, but so is skiing while you're paying $80 a lift ticket...

i wouldn't bother using material I didn't trust for the conditions. if my supplier gave me a materials solution for a project, and it failed, i'd be asking my supplier their thoughts. calendared material in extreme weather conditions?!? you're just asking for trouble. I'm thinking it could be...

love gyford standoff systems, love their catalogs. damn pricey tho'. can also find comparible stand-offs, at discount prices, @ displays2go.com