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Without lamination 1-2 years the most

Yeah I have some jobs that i did 5-6 years ago using 651 and no problems whatsoever, just little shrinkage but nothing to worry about.

Is this a long time or short time job, if short and no ribets than by all means use a good calendered vinyl like Oracal 651 if you are doing spot colors only and if printing than i would go 3m ij35 or 40

Any cast vinyl will work, just charge accordingly, don't undercut yourself.

I have used Specialty Graphics ThermoFlex Plus on this kind of shirts and have worked perfect.

You have to try BigfishDM's material, you will love it

I have nothing against you nor your business, you have been big help to many when it comes to customer service either for media or equipment, of course you chose HP and will defend it in any way possible, I am just saying what I have experienced once I added one to my business, nothing but...

Dealers want to sell HP because of the marketing aspect and think they can make quick profit, same as the Epson DTG printer which is one of the worst one made so far, but they sell themselves because of Epson's marketing strategy, not because they are the best. It's all about marketing and...

I would just say Good Luck when buying a used HP Latex

I have been doing pretty good for the last 9 years and my sales have been increasing from year to year consistently, so I must be doing something right. I don't do just wraps I do many other things associated with the sign industry. Why would or should i add an extra field that i have no...

I am not saying i don't love the machine when it prints as it should but when it takes a crap then the problems are way bigger and more expensive when you have to fly in a tech to come out and replace parts once out of warranty. Since day one I had problems with mine and to this day has not been...

If Nate approves it then it is good to go!

I do

This is the one I will be getting once my latex stops working

My HP L260 has a built in i1 spectrophotometer and i am using that to build all my media profiles and it works wonders, I had no idea that my printer came with it until somebody from here mentioned it. See if yours has one, that way you can use Caldera or Onyx or whatever RIP you have to build...

Right on the money

Whatever it is, it won't be any better than having two separate machines like HP and Summa, what are you gonna gain if they are attached?

I would've ordered bunch of tools if you would hook us up with that 20% discount here at S101

If you are lucky you may get this printer to work by only replacing capping station, pumps, printheads and dumpers, as long as there is no dry ink in the tube lines you should be up and running for about $3K and whatever time you gonna spend replacing those parts. But what happens if it doesn't...

Either plotter will have a plug in for Corel and Illustrator