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Hi All, Curious if anyone has been running into issues with Avery 1105 wrap vinyl delaming? We are printing with HP L570 Latex printers. Seems to happen most with 1360 and 1460 lam. We store the vinyl at the recommended temps, and have also checked the laminator pressure setting. We're using...

Hey All, Avery 1105 shop here. We're testing out some samples of the Arlon SLX+/ 3210 lam. Initial thoughts were terrific low initial tac and the ability to easily reposition the vinyl. Where we ran into issues is when trying to stretch around areas such as a bumper or sticking to plastic like...

Can't speak for the Mutoh 1204, but with our HP L365's we are able to recalibrate the colors from the printer control panel and that typically helps get the prints back to where they need to be.

Georgia Printco ashley@georgiaprintco.com Great problem solvers, terrific quality.

Give John Bogensberger from Signs for Success out of Spokane a call. Great people and service. https://signsforsuccess.biz/

Yeah, Avery & 3M products have all gone up 5-7% each year for the past 3-5 years. All expenses are rising due to a good economy and inflation. It's a good time for everyone in the industry to raise their retail prices.

It is highly frustrating. On one hand you don't want the call to go to voicemail and possibly lose a sale, on the other the solicitors and robocalls are maddening. We've tested using an answering service (waste of money), and ultimately went with an auto attendant as part of our voip service...

Sunrise Signs, a fast growing fleet vehicle and workplace branding company, is looking to add to its talented team. We are seeking Full Time Vehicle Wrap Installers. The ideal candidate would be a self-starter that is detail oriented and is comfortable working in a fun, creative, fast paced...

Looking to buy a used/new Onyx Postershop RIP w/dongle As current as possible to run a HP L26500 Please PM me. Thanks, Adam

Yes, color change wraps are all the rage in Europe, and they do expect top notch quality, however they aren't willing to pay for that quality. Most of Europe is still dealing with extreme economic conditions and while there is demand for color change, shops there have resorted to using solid...

Lobo was curious if you were fully able to solve this issue?

Good things to think about. How and where would the rip change from cmyk to rgb? We print the profile settings on all prints and they matched exactly. Where can we check the heater fuse? Does the printer alert you to the issue? Thanks!

We're with you, we manually clean for these long runs and always test print.

Good question. All we did was reopen what was already brought into Versaworks, clicked off the tiles we didn't want, and hit okay. No other settings were changed.

I hear ya. Thanks, made me smile... a little. I don't think I would care as much if it were some small print overall, but now I may need to reprint the entire wrap. I know you feel my pain!

I really appreciate all the quick responses here! To answer your questions: -no nozzle drop -one ink level was low, but not out. changed it anyhow, same color issue -same heater settings -versaworks 4.6 -this is before lamination, however the color is completely off. Thanks, Adam

Curious, where did you change the color profile from RGB to CMYK ???

Was wondering if anyone has come across this issue with their Roland VP-540 or other Roland using Versaworks. Here is an example of what is happening: We print one side of a vehicle wrap. The print and the color are great. For whatever reason we need to reprint one of the panels and the...

We found that the only way to print grey so it wasn't green and also to avoid the magenta is to use the Roland spot colors in illustrator. Only works with solid color, not gradients. World of difference! -Adam

Was wondering if anyone has come across this issue with their Roland VP-540 or other large format printer. Here is an example of what is happening: We print one side of a vehicle wrap. The print and the color is great! For whatever reason we need to reprint one of the panels and the color...