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Better tools make for better, quicker installs. Kinda like how you can usually get the job done with tools from Harbor Freight, but having a set of Milwaukee or Dewalt tools will make the job go a lot easier/quicker.

We haven't tried these color options, but our installers are very happy with your squeegees so far. No complaints!

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I tihnk I have put 3-in-1 oil in another very similar bearing in an old JV3 to fix a similar issue.

I hate that stuff. Anywhere you cut it you have to edge seal it and it is a pain to cut. Even if you do seal it it still seems to go bad after a couple years. I really really like the Oracal V98 reflective sheeting. Much easier to cut and install. My 3M rep told me that they have a new product...

Maybe a dab of silicone once it is in place?

We subscribe to PVO, but occaisionally there are odd vehicles that aren't in their library. We have bought single templates from this website before without issue. https://www.the-blueprints.com/vectordrawings/show/972/kia_rondo/

You could probably Edge print the color onto 280 white. That's what we would do.

Yes, we used one to first get our 3D printers built using the laser cutter and waterjet there before we could afford our own tooling.

I might be looking for one sometime also, it seems vendors are always running behind on stocking punched colors. If yall ever see one for sale, post up!

So, how much are the single-color printed squeegees?

You can run test prints from the menu on the front of the printer, no need to install the software.

Yes, it accepts transparencies/gradients etc using the spot color. Be sure to use the correct process (printer profile/settings in the rip) when printing to achieve the correct opacity. You can print white at the same time as the CMYK or before or after the CMYK depending on your design/end...

Awesome to see you on here and to hear about more tools coming soon! We ordered 5 or 6 squeegees yesterday for our guys to try out; I'll post up their true responses once we get them for those interested.

I have one for a 30670, but those are slightly different. Could the bushings be work out on the rails? Can you see what part is dragging? The media sensor can come loose and hang down.

You can adjust the head height easily (3 settings IIRC) within your material settings on the front of the printer. If it is still hitting then you either have a materials/heat/humidity issue (buckling) or a major mechanical issue.

Definitely multi-cut this combo.

What have you tried cleaning that printhead with? You should ONLY use 99% ISO Alcohol to clean it , try cleaning it a few more times and see if it gets better. It looks like it has tape stuck on it. I've never seen one print as bad as the sample you're showing me due to a bad head, usually it is...

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Composer also has one in the repeats/merge area!