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What printer are you using? I can see this happening if it's detecting a slight curve in the barcode across the front of the print and then compensating. Latex printers can have issues with straightness across the print. Could also be the reflective material. Our Summa has issues with marks on...

We have the same problem with our Excalibur when cutting aluminum. The amount of pressure causing it to twist as FireSprint mentioned. I found lubricating the wheels helps quite a bit. Also if someone is around, I'll have them lean onto the pressure bar as I cut it.

A very special place

Once I get my brain chip from Elon Musk I'll be able to design directly in my brain and plug my finger in to the printer.

We've had images printed on clear by someone with white ink in the past. It's easy to adjust colours and make a separate white mask.

Basically whatever you find comfortable, everybody is different. That's why they used to have all the mice out for you to feel at the store. I always turn off "Enhance pointer precision" in windows. It actually does the opposite by trying to predict where you're trying to move the mouse to. It...

We get them routed out of styrene

I thought it was the heads at first too, but this has been going on long enough that every printhead was replaced, some more than once, and it hasn't made a difference. I was pretty convinced it's the encoder strip but I haven't heard of the trailing cable being a potential culprit until you...

It's consistent all the way across, scan axis test showed no issues. Some colours are worse than others but most people don't notice it unless I point it out anyways. It's just one of those things that irks me since I know it's there and can't find the solution. I'll take a look at replacing the...

Our printer developed a slight vertical banding problem that should be an easy fix but so far the techs I've talked to about it haven't been very helpful. Debating replacing the encoder.

We had same problems with 2611, though we still use it on rare occasions. 3M 40c is our go-to for murals, only issue we've had was with cut graphics on a recently painted wall that they claimed was painted months before.

Either means your carriage circuit board died or the cables got dislodged (mainly trailing cable). Open it up and double check the cables are snug, if that doesn't work you might need a new circuit board or the cable was damaged.

We offer both, lots of Drytac Floortac textured with no laminate for more temporary jobs and Floortac smooth with a 6mil textured laminate for longer term.

Something like this? https://www.sessions.edu/color-calculator/

Ahhh that makes sense, mine just ran out.

Like these? https://wrapinstitute.com/shop/pre-inspection-forms Though I swear I remember these being free... 3M has similar but they're not great.

I don't think ever I've used 50/50 for anything. Also I've had issues with clear focus and moved away from their products. To avoid squeegee marks use a roller to install, but it's a bit tough to do on a curved car window.

We've been using BDPrint quite a bit. Out of Scarborough. (Mostly for books.)

If I must dry apply this kind of thing, I wet my squeegee and use a lot more force than I usually would. I prefer wet applications for clear or translucents for this reason. But yea, usually stuff like that goes away after a few days unless it's really bad. Hard to tell from the picture.

Be careful when you google that... lol