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Try converting the image to a Tiff or jpeg then add the cut contour line and export as an eps or pdf

lol "spawned"

If it spans across the road, here in Nor. Cal the city would require their own installers or the fire dept. to install it. Also, do you need windslits?

A couple of years ago we received a file with AI generated art - a poster size print with hundreds of "cartoon like figures", on closer examination the faces looked like mutants, 1 eye or 3 eyes, no mouth, no nose, it was pretty odd.

Thanks for the info. I wonder if it makes a difference if it's printed on the perf with the polyester backer. We usually buy it with the paper backer if we run it on the latex.

Okay so did a test and printed window perf on the Arizona, some of the "holes" were filled in with ink. We let it set up for a few days and then laminated it with an optical clear lamination. When we applied it to the window, some ink is left behind on the carrier and some stayed filled in on...

We like less waste and less set up time:clapping:

Printed a simple logo on 3M dusted crystal. We laid a first surface white layer before the color and let is set overnight. The installer did a wet application with rapid tack, the ink of one of the letters came right off. Has anyone had this experience?

Good to know, thanks. Are you happy with how the Colorado runs? Have been using Briteline 65/35 window perf on the HP 570 but I wanted to test it out on our Arizona. Briteline technical sheet recommended that it cure for 24 hours before laminating, then letting the lamination set up for 24...

Do you mind if I ask you why you do not print on perf with your Arizona? Have you had any issues or does the ink not hold up? We generally use the HP 570 to print perf but if wastes a lot of material on the take up reel and on the back end. I'm going to test it out, the product information...

Does anyone print window perforated vinyl on a UV Flatbed printer, and do you laminate it?

old faithful #11 Xacto blades since 1981

Did you try to export as a Jpeg, Tiff or PNG?

Okay, glad I stuck to my hunch. We have some leftover tanks from a HP L360 and I have never wanted to reuse on our L570 for the very reason it could clog the nozzles.