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nope thats banding. i used to work below a billboard and whenever clear channel came by to swap them out they would have to park a bucket truck in front of our shop. All the prints were always banded and VERY pixelated but when they are up high you would not notice.

turn your strip 90' and space them out so they miss the rollers.

check your blade depth. slow the cutter down . check your cut path. if it is too tight >< i have seen it have issues. in plotter control adjust settings then do a test cut before running your job. I had problems with 3640G and a 3mil lam. I switched to 3MIJ35C-10 with same lam and it perf...

that is a NOS purge. some people put them out the front or into the windshield wiper fluid nozzles in the hood...

we tried this on the Epson gs6000. we banner taped a piece of 3mm pvc to the rear platen to allow the mag material to slide. it worked but in the end we were not happy with the finished print. also you cannot print to the edge of a 24" roll. If you have a misprint the cost of waste is much...

this is close - JUPITER BOLD ALTS - i will propose this to the client. THANKS!

possibly. will take some work to get there using the Q or J.

oh well sh!t count me in on the group buy. still ridiculous.

i really cant see this hanging on to the edge of porous uneven surfaced foam-board edge.

how effective are they while he's moving? ridiculous. i can see people driving back and forth trying to park with all four upright in order to read the phone on them. lol.

bingo!

um - scale up your print - adding bleed - enough to wrap around to the back of the FB.

Calling all font guru's please help me find this font. i went through 4500 font and i do not have it. indentifont.com - no help.

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+1 - that machine is a bit old. i used to run one. lots of banding then lots of cleaning to get rid of banding. if you have enough volume of work it would be better to take that $5500 and put a down payment on a new machine with low monthly payments.

OP - dont use windex. clean the glass especially the rubber gaskets with simple green then follow up with alcohol. the good alcohol you can get from paper suppliers like mac paper. we never have any problems with corner curls and some prints have been up a couple years already. no lam? wow...

+1 nailed it. just follow the numbers. :)

I hear hexis has a nice matte black.

In 2003 we purchased our first printer a seiko 64s. I had no clue about anything and learned on the job. I asked a lot of questions and read A LOT of forum posts. Your not born with the knowledge. You will have to ask questions to learn. If this is his starting point well then welcome aboard.

you could always adjust the muffler bearings and then soak the heads in diesel fuel. um... dont do that. if they cant deliver what was promised have them pick up the machine. if your having this much problems just getting started... how much did you pay? is it worth the hassle so far...