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Me as well run probably four rolls a week and ours looks great never had a result like this other than a page feed error or something. Or maybe even try running it on a cloned IJ180cv3 profile see if that cleans it up.

Some of this could be un even pressure on the rollers, even new machines can come not calibrated right. Ask the supplier you got the machine from if they have a push pull gauge, I am not familiar with this exact machine but we use one a lot to keep roll pressure the same. It looks similar to a...

Agree with both responses, print on clear and either flood coat with white out of an HPLV gun or back with white vinyl to rich up the colors of the clear

Ya and before I say this like I mentioned before if you are making yard sign tons on POP etc then fire away lam that stuff right off the printer but doing so can really change the quality of what you are making. all solvent ink are glycol or glycol ether based so over time the gasses etch...

If you are a quality printer and care about the customers that pay for the signage you provide I would either buy a latex and never worry about it again or continue to let prints gas out at least 12 hours. It is a scientific fact that a solvent print that has not fully gassed out will fail...

I keep 3m gold, an oshee all felt and a white geek wraps in my bag all the time, use all 3 for different applications. Like the rubber softer edge of the 3m gold at times the hard teflon edge of the geek wraps at times and the felt for matte materials certain wrap applications etc.

8510 is one of the easiest etched films to apply it is thicker than some of the other films on the market such as 3m 7725. I install smaller pieces of 8510 dry and call it good. Bigger panels or full coverage windows I would wet apply. Good luck

Graphtecs are nice they will cut most anything you throw at them I would keep 45deg and 60deg blades on hand we use 45's for most of the day to day cut jobs say oracal 651-751 etc and use the 60's on thicker material sand blast mask paint masks laminated vinyl and stuff with smaller text or...

same as everyone before if you can not print white reverse print on clear and back with white vinyl we do it a lot with 3m clear and back with 751 white and get great results.

Just like mentioned before one shot clear will work fine, but I would not try to do it with just one mask unless you have experience doing so once the paint begins to dry it can bridge with the mask and cause fracturing. I would make a mask for the paint paint the image let dry till just tacky...

One shot paint pick or mix a color, you can reduce it with High temp reducer to create a transparent look similar to stain it will adhere to the clear coat. Pounce the design or cut a paint mask and call it good. You could trap out a second mask to apply a one shot clear over after the original...

We have been running 300 series latex machines for 3+ years now all 3M vinyls and pairing laminates no issues with de lam. Only seen it on heavy saturated prints like previous people have said we just crank the heat on those types of runs. The way you are describing how easy it peels is scary to...

I think good shops should use both corel has its pros and cons as well as adobe programs. This argument will never die, I think a lot of it depends on the type of shop you are what kind of work you are doing and really what clients you have. Companies that deal with and do a lot of work with...

o74 error can be a lot of things, i would start by looking into the page feed motor and disc sensor . We kept getting a lot of the same error and similar results a few years back and cleaned the the page feed encoder and it seemed to help for some time eventually we had to replace the whole...

Yep if you ever go to a fellers warehouse you will most likely see someone less excited about there job than you tracking rolls out on the tables and literally just using the length of the table to measure. It is not and will never be accurate. IF you can find a distributor that sells directly...

yep if you are always fighting wind super 77 paper pattern to coro and screw to the wall in a few of the stud holes as well as some gorilla tape in addition, works great and cost ya the extra few bucks of a sheet of coro or cardboard.

Id tell the boss that he is being unreasonable, you could peel the trim cap off the old faces trace em hand cut em re trim cap em and have em ready to re install in half the time it will take you to try to re create a hand cut letter into vector art that you can use in artcam or some other...

Ya try scaling the file down a ton to get it into the rip and take it to full size.. maybe try saving as a flatten tiff instead of PDF. Save the Tiff and open in onxy directly don't export into onyx. I have never had a file rip that long or even close to that long.

Z-clips or VHB tape and a dab of silicone is what I would use if I am understanding what you are trying to achieve correctly. We direct mount pvc and acrylic signs directly to walls daily with 1"vhb and silicone. VHB is a great product just make sure they want the signs to be up for a bit it...

I worked in a shop that ran an old enduralam machine that would do the same thing on wider runs. The guy I worked with would grab the backing paper take up reel and hold it for a few seconds, this would cause the backing paper to pull down closer to the exposed adhesive. While the backing paper...