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menu - #2 - down 3 - then #3 sensing level.

we had a similar issue when using high gloss laminate. what we did was sand down/or with high grit sand paper the area over the crop marks to knock down the gloss.

photos?

if there is money on the table... take it! "you need shoes i got shoes. whats your budget? ahh I see... we have these lovely pair of keds that will fit you nicely. they look great on you. you like? i like. thank you and have a great day."

Colo - you need to learn to meet your clients needs and expectations regardless of how you feel about it. Boxtruck, adspace, one year contract = calendered. They did not care about nice rivets or lasting more than one year. They said I have this much money and I need it done.

using oracal was your problem.. haha. j/k could be many things. prep - did you wipe it down with alcohol? install - did you post heat it? using calendared is not your problem. we've used calendared on econo jobs and they work fine.

check your file or re-rip just that panel.

call your vendor.

at another job an employee was taking cases of inventory out the back door. we called the police and the detective tried to build a case show XXXX amount of material was bought but only XX amount was sold and there is only X in inventory therefore the missing X is what he stole. It probably...

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Riblets!!!

if they are trolling on CL for print they can have them. those clients are the worst. I have one here now wanting to redo his tradeshow booth panels. I gave him a quote and he comes back with "it's too high" I ask him to bring in his booth kit and holy crapper the panels have gaps between...

I dont think there is a "fix" other than to reprint it? maybe an ink nozzle got clogged. run a cleaning.

isn't selling the rockafire logo a copyright infringement? it's owned by chuckeecheese - i think?

the roland should have software that does this for you. call you local vendor and ask them to have someone come out to show you. we, like 401, use th egraphtec plotter. it has an illustrator plug in that adds registration marks to your EPS file. you then save the EPS. open EPS in RIP to...

many good suggestions here. it depends on the backlit sign. if it is a mall kiosks that is always illuminated then you can get away with a front only double strike. if it is a day/non -illuminated and night/illuminated then it is better to front print translucent with a mirrored clear on lamp...

you can also add a satin filter.

perfect response... just spin it and say "I'll tell you what i'll do i'll give you a XX discount on this one." don't burn a bridge you got a referral $$ from. throw him a bone.

I can buff that out!

We ran today 6 - 39x88 prints on film for facemount plexi, then we ran a 24 x 36 canvas, then we ran a 20 foot x 10 foot mesh banner, then some 250 reverse prints on clear rear laminated with white then plotted as 2x2 rounded corners, and left the building while it was still running some high...