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the hp machine is latex. which is water based. there's no need to remove the printheads.

why would the printheads be a problem? plug it in a try it out. (i'm scratching my head on this one trying to figure out what the problem is).

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the sign is 4 ft wide and 8 ft tall. would it work for that?

i don't know if that one will work or not. The substrate needs something to hold it upright. it's not as stiff as acrylic.

just curious. is 10 mm coro overkill? this is a pretty flimsy board. with the coro stiffen it?

it's 8 ft tall and 4 ft wide

can i just scale out this template for 4x8? what height would you recommend making it?

yes, indoors to be used for one day. How tall should we make it and how wide? i really don't want this to be a catastrophe and fall over during the reception.

heres a great video for your project

That's so weird that you say that. We print on arlon 4200 for wallpaper all the time. I watch these home design shows where they are wallpapering rooms and they are unrolling and putting the liquid paste on the back and it looks awkward. It's seems so much easier to wrap a wall with my arlon...

I have printed this huge photo on 4x8 gatorpast for a wedding. We need to make an easel for it to stand. We are thinking using 10 mm coroplast for the stand. But I was wondering if anyone had any other suggestions? and if you've tried to uline cardboard easels? Any suggestions would be a great...

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its second surface print. are you putting alcohol on the ink only to break up the ink?

It looks like it's printhead number 6. replace it and move on. I was told recently that if the printheads are out of warranty, replace them.

Glad you asked. The customer purchased the sign from amazon. They printed it incorrectly. it's a black and white logo and the letter e was printed in white and should have been printed in black. It's odd that they misprinted it that way. but I didn't ask. When I found out that it was printed on...

we were concerned that the acetone will cloud the acrylic. is that a possibility?

I have a customer who brought me a sign they got through amazon that was printed incorrectly. There is a letter e that is the wrong color. It's white and it's supposed to be black. Originally we told him we would be able to remove the e because we thought it was vinyl. It's not. It's printed...

THIS.

that made me giggle. from the other thread.