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Try making your jpg's RGB. It should print a stronger black. When I print vectors or spot colors I use CMYK with no color correction. When I print bitmaps I print them RGB.

Yes...with strips. I have also hand trimmed the contour of the print and then laminated and hand trimmed the laminate allowing an overlap. This depends on the layout and design.

Try using a 60degree blade.

Grimco is good.

Welcome to the group.

from the cap with the heads on the caps....to suck the ink through the heads

You got email.

You are only printing on 50% of the vinyl. I print high quality 720x720 that steps the material slow and use a Concept 203 profile (General Formulation). The ink load is 65% and the limit is 130% and with Lamex optical clear UV laminate have had no problems. I have some going on 4 years and...

Check your PM's.

You can just strip the clear lam you have for edge sealing. Yes, trim and apply.

Make sure the print head is on high when printing banners or perf material.

His profile shows a Mutoh Falcon Outdoor Rockhopper 48. My heaters are mostly set at 50, 50. Some materials I have had to turn them down to 45, 45 ( a good place to start). On heat transfer material I turn them off or very low. I was told the hotter the better. Some material takes the heat such...

The Graphtec ce5000 is a great cutter for the money.

With a good quality image and not needing to view close 720x720 bi-directional high speed is ok at times for cheap banners on a race track wall. But what Compilla said is normal. 90% of my printing is done that way, the other high quality.

I export as an eps.

It's not clip art. I belongs to Anine Colaire.

Thanks.

I tried whatthefont with no luck. Need it for a banner for the group "As A Mom" and can't connect with the site owner for the font. If someone could just set the text or identify the font. Thanks

Just had that same problem. Thanks to StopSignGraphics and Shurm I got mine usable for Corel X3. It's nice to know you can find help here.

thanks