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Ultraflex 12oz Blockout banner
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Vinyldog
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Okay I was starting to get that idea. It prints great on my eco-solve printer. I used it many times for banner stands and artist canvas jobs but on the Latex the colors are washed out and banding is very evident.
I can't even remember how I came up with this profile I'm using. Obviously it's lightweight material so it can't stand a lot of heat, but if I could get more ink down I thought it might work.
I can't even remember how I came up with this profile I'm using. Obviously it's lightweight material so it can't stand a lot of heat, but if I could get more ink down I thought it might work.
Brandon708
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That's odd. I print on Ultra Flex banner material just fine on the 360. I actually prefer it to other banner materials
Perhaps in your experience but that's not mine. If you are seeing trouble your roll might have sat around for a while, and should be exchanged with your distributor. Normandy, Super Print and Jetflex all print very well using HP Latex technology. And if you go to any trade show you'll see ultraflex is the de facto for banner printing at the HP booth.
Brandon708
New Member
on my 360 I am using the Ultraflex Ultma Pro profile for Ultraflex Super Print 13 oz banner. It prints perfectly!
I have to assume that the profile you are using is not letting your inks cure properly.
I have to assume that the profile you are using is not letting your inks cure properly.
Vinyldog
New Member
Thank you, I will give that a try. I do like this material. It's light weight obviously. I wouldn't expect it to last a long time outdoors but for indoors and short term it has a nice leathery look people seem to like.