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Sounds very frustrating, I've had some of the same issues but I did have to revert back to Onyx 22 from 22.5 because the cuts were off on the FC9000 I use. It might be worth talking to Onyx about even though that might be their only solution they offer.

I have this happen on my crappy test material I use to run the printhead maintenance and tests with. It just doesn't seem to want to absorb/cure the ink on that material but looks fine on the regular vinyl I run with the same tests. HP 360

I have this happen on the Colorado when I use too high of a print mode on thinner paper. I usually have to use one of the lower production modes when I print on thinner paper like drawing/pounce paper.

Agree. We do 3M's black reflective on black police cars and it looks great.

I'm back on 22

I've had the same issue with the different versions of Onyx, I upgraded to the latest version and it seemed to fix it but then I had other issues and had to revert back to the previous. Ugh.

I've had both of my Graphtecs do this occasionally. I usually check the rollers, and the material alignment and restart the cutter. I'm not quite sure why it happens.

We print white on clear decals both digital and screen. We do both retail and wholesale. Design 4 - https://design4inc.com/ (Excuse our website we are currently working on updates :)) You can contact us directly at signs@design4inc.net for any questions about material and pricing.

We've had the same issues on our HP 335, we lower the temp as far as it can go to correct it. I think we might have adjusted the vacuum also.

Thanks for the link! I just tried it with a logo I was having some issues with and it worked surprisingly well. I'll definitely test it out some more. I like the options when you go to download.

Banners look great on our Canon Colorado 1650. I use a few different 13oz scrim banner profiles and an 18oz profile I downloaded from Canon. I usually have to make sure to advance the material until I can see it from the front because I've had the carriage stop on previous banner material. I...

It's usually the temp and vacuum that I have to adjust on both the HP360 and HP335 drastically. We only use Briteline Window Perf. I have to adjust the settings, add clamps to the front of the material, and use the take-up roll. I think the high heat setting on the HP is the main issue because I...

I like the font. It's definitely been popular this year the only thing I hate about it is the capital letter G. Poppins is another that has shown up a lot lately too.

I've found almost all of the HP profiles on both my 360 and 335 the temps are too high. I usually have to lower them as far as they can go for Avery and 3M reflectives. I had a length issue on my 360 that HP was working with us on and they wiped all my profiles as part of the troubleshooting. As...

I think I use the same window perf and have the same issues on my HP 360. I usually have to turn the temp down as far as I can, adjust the vacuum, and put clamps on the front of my material.

As soon as I see it's a PNG I know it's a Canva file. Canva has several ways to save the file but it's been really hard educating our customers about that. I even did a trial subscription to Canva Pro to see all the options and how they work, including being able to download as a vector. I ended...