CanuckSigns
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Up untill the Tru-vis machines, Epson manufactured the solvent ink for all Roland Printers, so I can;t see there being an issue with Epson's yellow but Roland's being fine it doesn't make sense.
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Up untill the Tru-vis machines, Epson manufactured the solvent ink for all Roland Printers, so I can;t see there being an issue with Epson's yellow but Roland's being fine it doesn't make sense.
Christian @ 2CT Media
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Go ask any long term GS user. I just redid a wrap that all their blue colors turned Magenta due to the yellow pigment fade and according to the original print company it was done on and epson sure color.
signman315
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This is a real question and not sarcasm at all....but if a blue faded to magenta wouldn't that indicate a cyan failure? There's not much yellow in a blue mix....again dead serious question, maybe there's something I can learn here....
Would you happen to know what surecolor this was done on?
And yes blues don't really have much yellow in them typically?
Christian @ 2CT Media
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Don't know the exact surecolor, they didnt tell me but they said they had it for 3 years.
The clients blue is 302c and it shifted to a more purple-magenta color. It may be cyan failure but I've also seen the oranges and reds turn more magenta on these same wraps very similar to the GS days of 6+ years ago. We go back and forth with the this other company as a the vendor for this client and its not a knock on them or their machines, they also run latex and uv so I think they use the epson on some wraps for this client vs us all latex.