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  1. Trade only distributor selling to retail.

    Our company walks a fine line between the two. On one hand, we work for the trade doing flatbed UV printing and CNC finishing. We would never consider going after any customer's account. Wholesale work, by its very nature, has very small margins. On the other hand, we offer the same services to...

  3. Discussion Mimaki's UV Flatbed Onboard Primer

    Thanks to all for your responses to my question. Bowtievega, great to hear from someone with several month's experience!

  4. Question Mimaki JV400-160LX Loosing Color Intensity

    Recently I needed to run 8 panels of 48+ inches wide by 96 inches tall. Each panel was different artwork and all artwork was full coverage, full bleed, with varying color backgrounds (i.e., not a solid color). Test print looked good, as did the first 12-14 inches of each print. Shortly...
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    Font HELP

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    Font HELP

    Geometric 415 BT (Bitstream) looks like a match.

  7. Discussion Mimaki's UV Flatbed Onboard Primer

    Looking for feedback from anyone running Mimaki's Onboard Primer System. In particular, I need to know the effectiveness of the primer on acrylics (all types) and ACM (aluminum composite materials). What are the strengths and weaknesses?
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