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without any details on "doesn't work", I'm sure you'd be hard to find a solid offer.
last time it was printing 100%?
what happened when it stopped printing 100%?
what has the printer been doing since?
old roll?
i've seen this on my near-spent roll collection, of the 85__ that's 3+ yrs old, that I keep around for samples/tests (and because i'm a pack-rat)
using the syringes from our trim cap setup, I keep refilling cleaning cartridges with homebrew cleaning solution for printer inkline/head flushes.
did it once in a pinch during some printer issue diagnosing/overhauling, and now I don't even bother buying new ones. I've since started using spent...
wet, always wet for any translucent material.
for full fields, i prefer soapy mixtures for the slide-ability. contour cut letters/designs deserve a little more love and need the rapidtac install, as it allows the vinyl to stick more aggressively once you've thrown a squeegee to it.
I'm also a...
maybe too much thinner in your paint? too much paint at once?
i've used all the brands and never had that issue. +1 to peeling soon-after the paint just barely sets: major time saver and cleaner lines.
sidenote: when I want to remove an entire reflective sign panel, I just soak a rag of...
we seal our push-thru letters with clear silicone AND, in most cases, back the clear letter with white trans. (or other color) vinyl.
if not, water spots will be the least of your worries... bugs are attracted by the light and will fill your letters with hundreds of corpses in no time.
fuzzy material will leave you wishing you never tried it. but it IS possible
stray fibers will haunt your printer for months. expect many random drops of ink on your regular prints from here on out, until you've caught them all.
+1
either that, or the blade holder.
something is inhibiting the blade from turning/cutting smoothly.. causing it to jump and tear.
strange that its not happening to all the cuts, or at least all the cuts in that spot on the axis.
shoot, that's easy. you can make it outta 1 4x8 sheet of 1/8" aluminum.
welded, seams filled, sanded smooth, with a 1" extruded aluminum angle-frame welded to the backside for support (and give your "pan face" some dimension).
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