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For the sake of having no visible bleed lines on the border, I'd lay down the burgundy first then the reverse-weeded tan on top. But if faster weeding was big concern, I'd do the tan first then the Burgundy with the power weeding feature (used in Signlab anyways). Print & Cut though, if you...

unfortunately, it sounds like another case of r.o.r. :doh: a Google search on your cutter and model number will surely turn up links of similar issues and may be the most help.

be sure to replace the o-rings at the same time too!

i'd say it sounds like your dampers (filters in them) may be getting plugged. new dampers should fix that.

The easy way to display photos in your thread posts is a link down below where you type and below the submit button. It's called "manage attachments". Presto!!!!!

just sounds more like a low-res image (internet download) that was blown up too big and printed????

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Thanks, it took years for me to perfect it. The reason you probably didn't get any helpful advice on it is probably because nobody here is familiar with that crappy cheap plotter that comes with no support! Sorry, that's just the facts. Don't skimp on the tools that you make your living with...

I'd say it's more like Playbill that's been stretched horizontally....or not!

I was planning on trying that new blend on a tow truck wrap in the next week and now I'm a little nervous. This is a really particular customer and I want it to look great. Any more feed back on this new material? Thanks!

Redsail cost belly belly cheap dolla but not come with happy ending! ROR! (Raf Out Roud)

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Oy!

Oh, NOW I see there's an attachment!:banghead:

InvisiscriptBold Condensed....I believe

Try saving (exporting) it as an eps in Flexi then open in PS...

Please do explain!:rolleyes:

Another vote for the Vector Doctor www.vectordoctor.com Way fast and inexpensive!

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Welcome aboard! My daughter is thinking about going to college in your town next year.