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Not really, looked pretty good, all considering. I keep a backup - in case. On a side note, can you offer any advice on printing perforated banner? My wife ordered a roll and would like me to make up something for the railings on the front/back decks (privacy). And the last time I printed on...

To my knowledge, the Allen screw adjusts skewing, and the thumb-wheel for forward and back vertical alignment. Is changing the skew going to move it over to the right, or tilt it? (if it's not something I do every day, I get rusty) Cleaned the encoder strip a couple months ago, though should do...

Thanks for all the suggestions - as it was helpful, and will be for others over time. Back from a weekend trip and installed a fresh LC head this morning. LM is next in order. Tis my 3rd time doing head RnR, though need advice per the attached image. The obvious, is the overlap of the freshly...

Oh, ... do the heads need a PHYSICAL CLEANING ? As for the profiles, they are Roland, and have never needed to make changes. However, have tested with various profiles, to no avail. Cap tops good. Have tanks, not cartridges. Cleaning ... always. Heads too, after every lengthy print session -...

For starters, I don't want another printer, just want to upgrade/fix this one as everything else is working fine to date. My issue is with the color blue coming out as mauve, and accuracy (for that color) has deteriorated over the past few months. Not an ink or profile issue, and having a...

Get over it - it's art. Sheesh .............................................................

Great responses. Plus, I wanted it as removable.

It wasn't gloss, it was matte. However, by reducing the surface sheen even further, achieved the required outcome. So, in a pinch, could be done as well if lam was gloss. Why coroplast? 1) was an experiment. 2) the job didn't merit anything beyond that and would be easily removable. 3) cost...

Side project - cost effective way of adding a mural into living environment.

Hilarious! Now if only I could get my mechanic to move this fast. I give it a 10+ for many different reasons :)

That brought a smile to my face. Grandson caught me off guard not long ago too, headphones and microphone, chatting away with his cousin - while playing. I didn't realize it was over the internet. (small hand held game) The one your son has sounds interesting. If you happen upon the name of it...

I did a practice-run, for my Zen Garden - at home. haha. I discovered the Coroplast was not cut square, something I'll look out for the next time. Sintra was not at my disposal, however, wonder if that too could be used outdoors? As for DPI, scene was designed at 100, though dropped it to 72 as...

Mounting on Coroplast. That said, anyone have tips on how to discharge the plastic?

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My reason for processing it the way I did was because: 1) Feeling sure of myself, I didn't perform a test first and went directly to print. This would afford me time to see (saturation/brightness/gamma) and stop if I needed to make mods. 2) it's the end that I feed first - when laminating...

Had my lucky day when I used it to dilute and extract magenta solvent ink - out of an off-white carpet.

Good point. Will try that next time I get to his place. I might as well also install a couple fresh ones while at it.

Late reply here (as I was away). LED lighting, never does justice to colors in the prints. Q: What are other options to preserve true colors when taking indoor pictures?