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aye, was clearfocus' optically clear overlaminate (sheet). I've had storefront window graphics up with this product for longer with lifting edges being the only issue to date (since resolved, as I now trim 1/4" away from the edge and overlap with clear strips.)

anyone ever seen this? everything but the adhesive is shredding away from the window in spotty sections. We originally did this wrap 3 years ago, 3M-180C-10 with Clear Focus Perforated graphics/laminate. Way beyond warranty, client is paying for me to replace the window graphics, but I just...

i don't see sign companies putting up Best Buy signage, ever. I bet whoever the GC was that built the store/fascia was the one who put it up. also, whoever is building these signs, doesn't overlap their colors. I've seen at least half a dozen best buy locations with light leaks between the...

no issues with bordeaux here aside from the noticeably more pungent solvent odor. not an understatement, its just a couple notches below nauseating. prints great, we hot-swapped when we changed over, and printed great for 2 years before we changed back to OEM when a printhead failed and...

i remember when my first head was starting to go, our tech gave me a million things to look at, one including static, but also told me that we also might need a new printhead. He left, without fixing a thing, we paid him $500 for the trip, bought a $100 humidifier, burned another $200 in...

i think those might be what they're for, actually. I've just tweaked them in the past thinking they kicked the front end over like I desired to rotate but must have ended up fixing it like i should have, somehow :) give it a go. it makes sense, and it couldn't hurt.

slant adjustment? i'm unfamiliar with the procedure, however.

i have these as well, and it IS good to control your environment, but also noted that differences in humidity and temperature can hardly cause issues isolated within a single printhead.

final diagnostic procedures: power down the printer, and pull the ribbon cables. check for ink spatter, kinks in the cable, or other debris, reseat the cables gently like you would a RAM upgrade, power-up and test. if that fails: try an overnight wash: set the nozzle wash, and power-down...

everytime i've dealt with overspray... it has always boiled down to needing a new printhead asap. the longer your printer is down and the time you spend hoping to find another answer (you won't... buuuuuut the last chance effort would be to head wash, which flushes your entire line and...

if your head prints test patterns rotated left/right, you need to manually adjust this by loosening the gold allen-screws holding the head manifold. i've done this with my printer on, but its recommended that you power-down when you fiddle with the inner workings just in case so you don't zap...

Apparently Jesus was on holiday :) speaking of... anyone see the Tebow SNL skit?

Didn't start watching Dexter til last season, and immediately downloaded every episode to catch up! Speaking of, last week's episode... one heck of a cliffhanger!

now THAT's cheap :) shop minimum... 2 cartons.

it is just running a printer, so to speak. but you're on the hook for misprints, maintenance, overhead, and dealing with the guy in general. I wouldn't even drive down the street for $17... especially when the government takes 30% of that on top of it all.

4.25sq.ft. per order at wholesale?!? that's nuts that you're even considering this. how can you even afford your premium subscription?!? lol you've gotta have some sort of short-run pricing, otherwise you're going to get nickle and dime'd to death... heck, you burn nearly just as much...

my favorite way to search is to look for .pdf documents. most companies/universities out there have something you can download and pull from.

try expanding your search beyond "vehicle wrap artwork" like this o and welcome to the forum! whoever u are.

what's your warranty?

return trip? hogwash. gas and time is money, and you'll stress yourself out for no good reason. trust in your initial survey skills. a square-on photograph and a few measurements to aid in scaling is all i'd need. after that, illustrator is your friend. I'm pretty sure I could get a...