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Hmm, the only thing I can think of is to clean the decoder strip with alcohol.

Wow! Seriously! There is song called, Oh Boy, should we cancel them? Haha, Oh Boy is also just an expression. It has no intention of being gender-specific!!!!!! English[edit] Alternative forms[edit] oboy (rare) Interjection[edit] oh boy An expression of delight or joy.Oh, boy! I can't wait...

I have always wanted one! Do you know how many times that I have waited at a green light just to see someone run a red! I should be dead and not only that, I saw a movie type collision just because of someone running a red. I really wish I would have gotten that on video.

That is the worst part about the sign business. I have decided that any long-term vinyl I do will be on wrap vinyl so that if they come back, I can remove it a lot easier.

Lower the head then, if it is too high the static will pull the ink.

Oh nice, I never really noticed that. We mainly use gloss.

Well believe it or not, my boss doesn't care too much. We never tried a dehumidifier, we just add in extra vinyl to get rid of the buckling and then stick our print in. Most of the time we run a lot and then the next day we run more, so we don't waste too much. I am almost positive it is...

I agree, the uv Mimaki takes awhile and I don't use the cutting much. It's our secondary printer. We do have 2 of the solvent Mimaki printers and they are great!! We hardly ever have problems with them, just keep them clean. I have only used rasterlink so I like it but maybe if I ever used...

I think it's because of the paper and humidity. It happens to us all the time but not on our wrap laminate because it is a plastic backing

I had that happen once and somehow the artwork was smaller when it printed out or my employee changed the size of it on accident. Measure the whole area and make sure it matches the size on your computer. It turned out that it printed a 1/2" shorter, which is really weird. I went in and shrunk...

Family owned Sign Company

We are getting busier and could use someone with a little bit of experience with the production of signs and sometimes helping out with customers when needed. Contact: Tim McClay McClay Sign Co. 314-771-1414 or message me on here. Thanks!