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You have to leave Epsons on all the time. Not only do they do periodic cleanings, they also do periodic ink cycling to prevent sludging in the lines and dampers.

Well, yes, yes they have. They have features like prefeeding and such that can be controlled from software now. Functionally, has any plotter changed since Windows 95 or even 3.1?

I suspect that smashing the lid or side of that soft cooler in a 300+ degree heat press will destroy its insulative ability.

Flexi 10 is from the days of Windows Vista, so it's unlikely they have a driver for a current model Graphtec. However we use old cutting software with a Graphtec and have found that selecting an old model of Graphtec that was supported when the software was made is working.

I gave up and don't sell double sided banners.

Nexa Regular or Montserrat Light. The R looks more like Montserrat.

Have you looked at it? Is it on the edge where it may have been lifted and not stuck fully? Is it actually dirt in the holes?

Same here.

Let's try an experiment. Put unlaminated perforate on YOUR truck back window this week, and drive it that way through the spring rainy season. Tell me how much you liked it.

That wouldn't solve the problem of the holes filling with water and obscuring vision out the window. That's the reason why an optically clear vinyl laminate is required.

Antique Olive Nord Italic (or Incised 901 Nord Italic) Swiss 721 Condensed Bold (Helvetica Condensed Bold) Eurostile Extended (Square 721 Extended, Microgramma)

The real problem is that they are trying to use temporary promotional banners as a tennis court windscreen. If they want durability along with a printed message on their windscreens, they need to be using the right product. https://allcourtfabrics.com/product/tennis-windscreens/ It will cost...

Nokian Viral Linen Kir Jasin Is it that simple?

A 4'x6' on a 40' pole? Can you even see the sign, much less read it, when you are driving down the street?

You can't charge anything less than your hourly shop rate.

It's color-white color. You use it to print on clear vinyl that is either going to be applied to glass so the picture can be seen from both sides, or to white plexiglass faces to give better transmitted light color saturation without too-dark colors from double strike printing.

I don't think it's a machine thing. It's in the RIP. Although I don't have the newest version, I have been unable to get Onyx to do it. Unfortunately there's not a lot of help with doing layers. The RIP people won't really help and Epson says talk to the RIP people.

Pacifico Regular https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Pacifico

Unless you offered a warranty against stone chipping, there's nothing to warranty. Your warranty should only be against manufacturer product defect and workmanship defect. Stone chipping is not something wrap vinyl is designed to resist. In fact, it should be part of the customer discussion...

Trial and error is the only way, and getting a satisfactory compromise is the best you can do.