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Thats gonna be a tough one, hire Spiderman

Im just curious...anyone tried a cheaper version of this material? Results?

Kentucky is right the EPS was rendered differently. You can tell in the gradients.

I agree it looks like the output from 2 different RIPs

I use Onyx in general, Wasatch for film and fabric and Flexi for Print Cut, because everything else is PITA

I would use only 3M IJ8624 Graphic film for textured surfaces with the 8524 lam. To use this film you need either heated sponge rollers or a sponge roller that can handle heat.....a lot of heat! This install will be a bitch, but when it is done it will look like it was hand painted on. I charge...

Aqueous (water based printer ) can print on specialty vinyl that has been coated to receive aqueous ink. Medias are much more expensive than solvent printers, but Epson has a solvent printer now that has the print quality of the aqueous machines

So sorry to hear this. Very terrible news. He will be missed

I agree, but for most sign related work I find the Fractal plugin works fine. Oh and the price is nice too :)

why would anyone want to do that....if they live in the US?

I think in versaworks you can only go so far as a Linearization, to go further you need outside software such as Profilemaker by x-rite. (somone please correct me if I'm wrong)

Printhead height? Either high or low Uni or Bi-Directional? Control is in the RIP Resolution and speed? Settings in the RIP

There is a document called JV3 S-series Replacement Procedure that is in most manuals, but I can dig it up for you. It is fairly step by step

OEM Ink? Printhead height? Uni or Bi-Directional? Resolution and speed? How old is the machine?

Do you have the service manual?

The media is probably skewed. The evidence of this would be dark bands on one side and light bands on the other. Unload then reload the roll, feed out a significant amount by hand then rewind by hand. If the amount of banding changes that was your issue.

Banding or streaking comes in two axis. Carriage direction and Media feed direction. The causes for each are different. Carriage direction banding is caused by printhead nozzles, bad dampers and capping station malfunction. Media feed directional banding can be caused by carriage bearings...

The only benefit associated with setting up your files in RGB is that you will have a slightly larger color gamut if your ICC will allow it (media profile), on some matte materials or papers your gamut is crap anyway. Overall its a net benefit, but it will not fix banding issues. Onyx has a 30...

Onyx or.... Flexi, if you are used to Signlab or Gerber software

use a high speed low resolution profile. 360 2pass This will put down a lot less ink and might work