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Sounds like a reboot is needed, NEVER heard of this.

X3 on jobbing it out to a flatbed printer. You will be surprised at how cost-effective this method is.

I would recommend 3M 225 series vinyl and a Gerber sprocket-fed plotter witha new blade. I am not sure that you could get a flourescent film that also has a higher-tack adhesive though. Possibly use a flourescent foil with an Edge first? What are these going on? Could you print the colors onto...

We aren't a supplier, but we have our own slitter here. The only local supplier I know of with a slitter is Schaaf in Cincinnati.

For high res, you're gonna have to make your own. I ran into this and didn't want the repeating tiles look. FYI, fence boards are easy to come by and photograph well. Post-process in Photoshop into the final desired product.

Nevermind, just found it myself on a website I had never heard of. License | Unsplash

more of same low res image

more of the same images from the customer, but still low res, needed for a van wrap.

I am looking for the exact photo used here, I thought I would be able to find the original photo easier, but I can't. Anyone know where to buy it from?

Caps/pump station issue.

GFP, ours runs everyday w/o issues and everyone in the shop can load and run it unassisted.

Looks like an autotrace of a standard font like Helvetica/Arial.

I have maybe 15 feet, but it looks pretty old. I would suggest printing the color with a spectratone match then cutting that.

You are correct; mesh banner. You will want to hand cut it to shape after printing.

The "Bill Collector" squeegee is really popular with our installers. Installing on pontoon boats - wear you life jacket!

Unfortunately, I don't think it is possible with Onyx. I had a similar situation come up recently where a customer wanted an "oranger/brighter" orange than I was capable of printing, even though our printer also has orange ink.

We are sticking with 680 here for now. Our vendor is able to give us a certain level of discount on the 680 since we buy so much 3M product, but the 780 has the new 3M "fixed price" model so it has a much higher price point.

It is a spot color with a transparency issue. Same as if you made the orange a Pantone spot color and put the drop shadow over it. When you do "spot color replacement" in the RIP it is choosing a particular color and kind of making it a spot color, then replacing it; so where it is affected by...

As stated above, if it comes out of your Edge fine, either setting should work. Especially if you're laminating it. Heck, I think I lie to my Edge about 1/2 of the colors/materials I am printing, lol.

gorillamaker.com - call Glenn at the number listed. He can do it.