Recent content by Geneva Olson

The buckling is happening before it hits the heaters. If I turn the heat down any more (it's set for window perf at around 188). The ink starts rubbing off. I have one profile set for lower heat and high vacuum. but I've set the heat as low as I can set it before it starts wiping off...

The material is buckling before it hits the heaters.

Both fonts neded. i THINK I have the "Seabrook" one

i'll have to check that out.

Mine hang on the wall So I'm not sure how much moisture they are getting. We do live in Houston with a 100% humidity.

I bought a takeup reel for this reason thinking that it would alleviate the problem. But, what JBurton said seems to be what I'm experiencing.

we use Arlon. Arlon SLX, we use for car wraps, Arlon 510 GT we use for decals. We use Arlon 3170 for laminate.

it's not an old roll. It's the end of a roll. I noticed if I have a lot on the roll it seems to be good until I get to a certain point. For the life of me I can't figure why I can get a good run on some of it and why I can't on others. FWIW: I talked to a grimco rep and asked if he could...

NOPE. No help at all! :) but I still love ya.

I've been using the clear focus econovue for years now. I have always had issues with head strikes on the window perf. I learned how to manipulate the vacuum, and heaters to get a decent result, but now i'm having issues again. I have increased the vacuum to damn near as high as the printer...

A Grimco rep came into my shop recently and told me they use HP service reps for servicing the hp printers.

my guess is that somethings corrupted.

I googled the code and AI spit out this:

Is that the polar tack?