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Exactly what I was getting at. Re-calibration of your existing profiles will get your machines to print much more similar than they are right now.

yeah this is the closest I could come to chrome oracal series 351 polyster chrome not fun to wrap with

I'd like to help, but i'm outta my depth here. I have wrapped some stuff in different types of carbon fiber vinyls, but never a metallic. Very interesting though. I will do some investigating myself on this...out of curiosity.

Do you have a spectrophotometer?

Post the link and we will tell you what we think of the company and the media.

Ahhhh So! Zen Sign and PRINT master Gregg Parkes.....now I see....I am but rock with moss.....you are flower blossoming Please shower us with your benevolence oh master of the sign arts! or...go lay down and sleep it off :bushmill:

Great input! Thanks KevSign

Just don't get the solvent on anything but the nozzle plate and it can soak indefinitely.

What are your impressions? What medias do you like/dislike on it? What rips are you using? problems? Likes/Dislikes in general? Looking to purchase one soon and would like some extra info before going to ISA.

What you need is a translator, but just because you have a DIC color in one does not mean those values translate directly to pantone XX. I believe there are a few x-rite programs that come with the i1 that will translate that color to the closest approximate pantone, but I don't think...

Interesting, but I'm not about to be drilling holes in body panels.

Bad that it happened to you, good that you shared it with Signs 101. A lot of folks neglect to clean the undercarriage surfaces and the area around the capping station. If these areas do not get weekly maint. you get gooey Klingon's! The other result that is common is a "brush stroke" on the...

http://gizmodo.com/5501167/photoshop...oks-like-magic

Oh I knew, just didnt have a choice...well I had two bad choices...my fault again. On a cooler note: The comments are frikken hilarious~ http://gizmodo.com/5501167/photoshops-upcoming-content+aware-fill-feature-looks-like-magic

Is there something on the print path "platen" in that location? Tape, media? Run your hand along there to see if you can feel anything, then move the carriage by hand (machine is off and UNcapped) back and forth over that area. Get down and examine this from eye level front.

Are you sure its not a HP DJ 8000?

ALL Medias? Are you sure you didnt leave your edge guard in the middle of the platen?

That is caused by the media rippling or drawing up from the pre and print heaters. Banner material is not dimensionally stable under heat and cheap banner is the worst. Reduce your heat till no wrinkles are visible and you may have to slow your printer down as well because the ink needs enough...

wow....Wasatch.......public relations implosion.....(shakes head) Good RIP....bad decision

Not sure Chris, I was running a bootleg (I know, I know) and finally decided to bite the bullet when I had some consulting work for the govt. So I went from no lic to full lic at CS4