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Even if they didn't lay anyone off, they most likely in the same boat as everyone else. After the extended lockdowns and stay at home orders they had in their states where they operate, people didn't come back to work.

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What adjusting are you talking about? You just position the sensor over the first corner and click cut in your RIP.

I have a Nix. It works relatively well. It's really good at picking paint colors and telling you the name of the color or a closely matching vinyl. Moderately good at giving you a color to start with when trying to color match for digital printing. Definitely not perfect.

Trying to get business by racing other people to mark things up less and less is what's killing what's left of the sign profession. So is considering that "I didn't do anything but a half hour of layout and uploading so I'll just make $50 on this order for $1000 of banners". Owners of retail...

There's another way to forget application tape. We did some prints for another shop that were print/cut to go on an electric sign face. We used clear plastic application tape for easier registration. Their installer went out and put them up in the field. A couple of months later I got a phone...

Gloss will rinse cleaner in rain. On a car, matte wears out when rubbed and turns shiny.

Calendared vinyl. The funny thing is the inconsistency. The first picture they star cut the vinyl over the screw but forgot to cut around the screw. Then one of the others they tried to wrap over it (with predictable results).

T-shirts are never truly straight and square anyway. You cannot measure them to determine an acceptable placement for the graphic. It's kind of like putting an advertising graphic on the side of a curvy car or truck.

Right now is a hard time to find them. The pandemic wasn't kind to screenprint wholesalers.

You cannot turn off the roll backtension check. If you have a short piece of material to print, you have to tape it to the end of a roll of something the same size (kind of like when you get a roll of cut vinyl that has been spliced)

It sounds like the classic HPGL/GPGL setting issue on the plotter.

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Judging by their website, I don't think there was a designer. It's all homemade.

I got curious so I did a web search for NOLE Coffee. They have a half-baked website and a Google listing with a few pictures of an empty office and a building exterior with no signage or cars and this picture: Looking at some other items in the search and from what I can glean from their...

It's replacing the gray with halftoned black.

We always used Epoxies, Etc. http://www.epoxies.com

We have not seen failures that fast; just the typical 3-5 years.

Quote from this article: Other than the obvious “siren-call” allusion, why else would a coffee company start out with a sea beast as their logo? In short, Terry Heckler, the original sketch artist for the logo, wanted to go with a nautical theme because of the nautical-themed name of the company...

We use 3M primer with Avery MPI1105EZ and it works great. Your picture looks like maybe the vinyl got overstretched over the light during installation.