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You're gonna need to give out more info; expected lifespan, surface or material required, printed, contour cut, laminated, etc??? Doesn't sound like an extremely large order to me.

When we bought ours, every vendor told me that ONLY the vendor who sold you the HP was able to sell you ink for it; any other vendor trying to sell ink to you for that printer would lose their HP sales contract if they sold you ink... So, we had to stick with the company that sold us ours. Have...

Give them their logo files free of charge. If they want anything else tell them that to transfer them off-site that they are subject to a storage fee or a retrieval and transfer fee. You are only storing their old files as a convenience to yourself; they have never requested or paid for this...

I have it downloaded, but haven't installed it yet. Too many paying jobs currently to play around in potential software...

On any large print order for a new client ($5-10k or more) we do physical color proofs before we begin production. We print off 2 copies of the proof and have them approve one, we keep the other and post it on the wall in the production area for reference. Then if anyone notices color issues...

If you like setting up your Edge prints in Illustrator I have found it to be VERY helpful to set up layers in your document for each Gerber foil used.

Remember: ANY time you cut 3M Diamond Grade you have to use edge-seal around the cut edges, or they will discolor.

Actually, because the latex doesn't bite into/affect the vinyl like the solvent does, it is like installing un-printed laminated white vinyl. If that makes sense.

What is the black button? A reset switch/breaker?

bokeh, sort of

We've never been scared of these with the torch (yeah being a new tanker doesn't hurt) even though some of them look like they might have already "tested them out" so to speak. The ones our guys here are scared of are the aircraft refueling trucks at the local airport...

Customer was in an accident, bringing it in for repair, the wrap was printed around 2 months ago.

It is probably the new formulation, which is really "micro-encapsulated" bubbles of adhesive which are burst after pressure is applied. Not the adhesive you're probably used to...

Yes, FWIW, we ran 2 Mimakis here for 10+ years, then added an HP 360 6 months ago when we moved to our new building. I can't really say much good about it besides it is pretty fast and you can laminate immediately. As far as colors matching/varying... that's a whole different story. Tech...

we never have wrapped the top of one yet, but I would assume a walk-board is what you need.

I have to respectfully disagree, we are a wrap shop here and the HP latex we purchased has been nothing but a nightmare for us. Not interested in debating the issue we have here, but if anyone is interested in buying one with low miles for around half price, let me know!

Try out a couple at your local tool rental store.

Just go buy the Walmart Ozark trail cups and put "YETI" on the wrap. They're pretty much the same thing for 1/4 price. ;):covereyes:

We are running two of those printers here now, printing wraps day and night.

In Composer: Make 2 identical sized print/Cut art pieces (one for each side) Hit Home on your Edge. Reverse print on Imagecast Clear with registration mark. Laminate with 220/225 white vinyl. Hit home. Load vinyl back on the same way on the sprockets. Print the other side. Laminate with regular...