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also if it is black coverage check to see if the lights are set too hot.

I do know that a lot of folks buy a rubber mat-like material for their cutters that is used for sandblasting. (I have serviced a lot of cutters this heavier stuff takes its toll over time) but, many shops I have talked to just use plain ol Avery for sandblast frosting or etching.

hmmm. I think you are right. I have never replaced my cutting strip, so you are probably correct.

The Summa Cutters Perf cut. I have done thousands of stickers on my Summa 160T (T=tangential) . In my experience Summa makes the highest quality vinyl cutter in the industry. Just IMHO :smile:

Puttin the cart before the Horse© Shouldn't you have an association, confederation, organization or some kind of -tion before you make the logo? -Just askin... Cause without it....well it kinda looks like you are trying to put one over on your customers.

see through, or an "emboss" of the reverse image?

Welcome to the Mosh Pit :ROFLMAO:

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http://www.epson.jp/products/colorio/tsuyoink/ much enjoy!

If you have the room get a printer and cutter separate. It will really speed things up in your shop If you have a dealer nearby, go see the Epson GS6000 for yourself....better take a comparison file with you for them to print out.

just a new card would do it.

When I deal with these I almost always solve the problem by repositioning the chip. Its usually off by a few mm. Measure a cart that works from top and for for correct position....thats probably what the doc 11-10 is sending you has in it.

I really hope so

I think its fair to say you are leaving a lot of money on the table, pissing on it and then lighting it on fire. So the guy whose truck you lettered likes your work? Now where is the discount off that $75 price when he wants you to letter his whole fleet of 100 trucks? What if the guy never...

no, I got that...It was just my way of complimenting Jill :smile:

Jill if I was the OP I would be PMming you to buy that logo!

Shovel, sometimes in life bad art happens to good customers.

Compare a print done with uni-directional. (carriage prints only in one direction)

BAGH! oooow. wow. That is almost a fail blog candidate. :covereyes:

Trust us. If you are asking these kinds of questions, you would be throwing your money away. I am an experienced tech and I would think twice about refurbishing a machine someone GAVE me and said "meh..It's just got a bad motherboard"