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A heater will actually decrease humidity. You need a humidifier to raise humidity.

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I think you may have something set wrong in your RIP process or maybe even earlier in your color management. I'd look into things like rendering intent, import/export profile behavior, color management profiles, spot color replacement, etc.

Looks like they could have used the 2x4 on the bottom of their bucket trick.

I still can't figure out what difference it makes to insurance whether you do wraps or not. Have you asked them? Or is the whole issue that of having other people's vehicles on your premises? In that case, they have been fooled into believing everything stuck on a vehicle is called a wrap...

Derby touched on the issue, and Gino referred to it as well. What are people's roots? The majority on the forum now have entered the sign business the way that Derby believes all have--by blundering their way into it from outside, figuring it out as they go. Those that have succeeded in earning...

Was there a reason why doing vehicle wraps would disqualify you from insurance?

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A humidifier and a humidity gauge. Got these from Lowe's. It was 1 degree this morning. Humidity was 16%. I've had it on an hour and a half and we're up to 22%. We'll get ghosting until it's over 24%. If I know it's going to be that cold I'll run it overnight so I don't have to wait but on...

Humidity too low can cause that. Has it been real cold out where you are?

We use them for channel letters and such because the product is good and since we are close we get free delivery.

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We use Windex. You can fell if there is Rain-X or silicone detailing spray on the glass after that--and, like you noted, the masking tape doesn't stick. If we encounter that, we scrub hard with 91% isopropyl alcohol until the stuff is gone. Acetone will also work, but it will damage the car...

bronzememorials.net does photo plaques they claim will last 100 years. metaldesignsllc.com does etched and other types of photo plaques. I don't think this is the method used in your originals. They also do photo plaques where the photo is on metal attached to the bronze. I guess if the client...

Fix your profiles and in your RIP try changing how it builds the grays.

Gemini's Photorelief would actually be better than the original plaque, which does not look like the picture is actually part of the bronze. It looks like something laminated on top.

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I don't think you can really stop the vinyl from shrinking. Once it's cut, it shrinks back from the cut. This really has little to nothing to do with printing and laminating; it happens with regular colored cut vinyl too. If you have problems with delamination of printed decals or lifting and...