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Don't use flush. Use paint thinners or Gunwash. It's far cheaper and will remove it from the glass. Put it in a container and soak it.

You could remove it, but not recommended. If the clouding is on the outside (from the ink) Soak it with isopropyl. scrub it with steel wool.

It depends what the final intentions are with the stock. The profile needs to be made the way the stock will be viewed. So if it'll be stuck on a glass window, lightbox etc. Then you need to make a transmissive profile. For that, stick it to a clear film. If it'll be stuck to a white wall...

Canon say 1 heard per year / 20,000sqm. not all 8 heads.

Im curious to how the print heads got damaged?

Onyx. But, do yourself a favour. Get a trial of both. Onyx has a 30day free trial. Get in touch with printfactory and see what they have to offer. FYI as people get confused: Trial - full software for a limited time (you could use it as a production software for a limited time as it's...

It actually doesn't. Using a higher resolution monitor is all about the pixel density and sharpness of the display. Not how small the text is. Look at the old iPhone 4. Then look at the new iphone 13's. Everything, the text, icons are similar sizes, but the screen resolution is far smaller...

There's a scaling function built into windows 10 for that reason. (Right click - Display settings) and change the scaling.

Like i said, Most accountants know their way around all the popular big name accounting software. Why? because not all accounting software works for all businesses. I didn't use freshbooks or quickbooks because it didn't have integration with my MIS platform. So because my accountant only...

Most accountants should be familiar with all the big names.

Oh i've seen that app! it's quite neat. Only thing with choosing an accounting platform is if it works with your industry, your workflow and other software and yes, your accountant.

Subscription base is so much better. We use Xero though. But having a subscription makes a lot of things easier. Especially things like accessing on multiple computers, phones and tablets. Not only that, but makes API integrations a lot easier. For example My Xero is connected to my...

All we ask from our clients is: Name Company Name Email Address Shop Address Now when a client who's in our system makes an order via email or phone, All i do is: Find their name (business name) in the system Add their products. Submit it. Invoice, notifications, and proofs will all be sent...

Seriously? Set up a client in your accounting software. Write them up. Send the invoice. Better yet, if you have a system in place. add them to your system, process the job. Client gets the invoice.... & Repeat.

Your company name doesn't really need to be specific to what you do. Sportslivedecals looks like it's doing well judging the instagram following. Stickerplant looks like your 2nd business where you've dribbled money into. I would personally get the stickerplant brand, and work on it and...

For those quantities, those little flatbeds wont keep up. No offence, but they're toys (just expensive) I'd be looking at a proper flatbed in that case. Something that can handle a full size 1220mm x 2440mm sheet. and obviously somewhere to cut them up. But sometimes, it's literally just...

Welcome! Those little flatbed printers are for promotional items etc. I wouldn't be printing any yard signs or signs in general on those. As cost is a factor. Keeping UV printers maintained is a must. More printing you do, the better. You want them running daily or minimum once a week, It...

Ours is very similar to firesprints one - https://www.completegraphics.com.au/register Name, Address, Your company info - Company name, Type of business & website (optional) Ours will let us know who you are and what you do as we only deal with other trades. Yes it may be a burden for some...

That's such a broad question. Size? 24" 26" 32" ? Aspect ratio? 16:9, ultra wide, etc. Budget??? Resolution? (1080p, 1440p, 4k,...) Colour accuracy? (100% sRGB? 100% Adobe RGB ?)

ShopVOX or Corebridge would be my recommendations. for both you need accounting software attached to it like Xero or quickbooks.