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depps74, The post Terry01 posted is a very good point. It's not a bad idea to make sure its not an electrical problem with your space. If the circuit your plotter was plugged into has a loose ground wire somewhere that could cause the problem as well as many more!

I have had luck with washing a latex wall down with TSP, which you can get at any paint or hardware store. However, I only do this for full mural walls and advise customer they may have to paint after removal.

Let's say the static shock can kill a plotter. How the hell do you properly prevent this issue? I have run a plotter on carper for years and never had this issue but I certainly want to prevent it from happening!

Im pretty shocked seeing the wages getting thrown around. I have 5 years experience owning/running a cut vinyl and screen printing business and 2 years experience installing wraps, box trucks as well as vehicles. I am in the NYC market and if you can get $18/hr here you are doing great. I am...

YES! I got very strange looks when I pronounced it wrong! lol However, I would kill for a few bottles of Lucozade!!

Thanks for the replies, I am curious if the issue is widespread or if the issue can be narrowed down to a single batch of parts. The company I work for runs several latex printers and we print primarily on IJ180C and IJ180CV3 with 8518 Laminate. We have never had the issue but I am curious if it...

How many people have had this issue?

I have always butt jointed it. A wet install makes it easy to slide against the other sheet. I have only installed frost in windows that see minimal sun or for event purposes. Long term direct UV installs may be different.

Pitstop Motorsports this font is not a 100% match but can be shortened and it will fit the format you are looking for. I have used this font for several jobs and it works great.

Varsity Font | dafont.com Not 100% but can be slightly adjusted.

Welcome to the forum! I was actually in Bicester, UK a few months ago for an install for DKNY in Bicester Village.

One year warranty on all install work.

eahicks How is the laminator working out?

If you have never used The Vector Doctor for logo recreation I highly suggest giving him a chance the next time you need it done. I have used him several times and have been very pleased with the results. Turn around is quick and prices are very fair.

EDIT: Best of Luck

Thanks for the informations guys. I have found that the Q54 does not come with ARMS so that is a no go for it I will be getting the Graphtec FC 8600-130. I still enjoy running LXi so I will probably drop the $1200 for it. I don't need or want full blown Flexi because I don't need it to print and...

How hard would it be to become a retailer?

Owen, I made the mistake of recreating low quality logos for clients when I started my first sign business in 2010. I quickly learned that the customer pays for my service (in house or outsource) or they provide an acceptable file. No if's, and's or but's about it.

Welcome 303! There are a lot of knowledgeable guys here on the forum.

Im certainly not trying to change your mind but I work in a facility that runs 8 HP Latex printers and 4 Solvent printers. The latex printers run all day everyday and rarely have any issues. The solvent printers are a headache and we have a tech in the office at least once a week for them.