Need help Printing Static cling on my JV3

Post a pic of what's happening and you're ten times more likely to get a response that helps.

Not that Pat wasn't helpful with his reply.

 

Personally, wen I print static cling, I put the heat at 60 and slow down the printing to 16 pass unidirectional. To prevent buckles from the heat I go on the take-up unit or just tape a loop at the edge of the media and put a heavy bar in it. just my 2 cents

 

You can also just clamp ~3 table clips to the media to provide a bit of weight/keep tension.

For static cling I actually drop the heat down quite low and slow down the passes/up the pass count. And yes, it takes ages to dry, though our environment is unavoidably low humidity so that isn't as big of a deal. We do quite a bit of photographic static clings and those are done 16-pass unidirectional, though still high speed. If you're getting ink puddling try more heat (or less heat! try both, experiment) and setting speed to slow, you also may consider making a specific profile for that media with an eye-one or at least a profile with ink restrictions for that media (based off your best white cast vinyl profile or whatever).