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We have only used Avery Chrome wrapping material, and at the price point - it had better not have any defects! Otherwise we have ALWAYS used 3M 1080 solid color wrapping materials and NEVER had an issue like this. We wrap a lot of solid colors.

I am not exactly sure what types of supplies you regularly order, but I recommend giving Advantage Sign Supply a chance as they have always been GREAT to deal with and they are also local to you.

Print it reverse on clear with an inkjet printer and laminate the back with a white vinyl? Or print it to the face of the white cling for reverse viewing? Your question is still a bit ambiguous for us to provide a good exact answer.

solventinkjet.com - they are a merchant member here and have good prices.

I think most problems like this usually result in bad ribbon cables or slider board. Try switching ribbon cables between heads.

Are all old attachments gone?

2015 ez go rxv Here is a template I made a couple weeks ago for an EZ GO RXV golf cart. It should work well for you, but I do NOT recommend wrapping the roofs of these due to the insane recesses.

I have never used this website personally, but others here use it I believe. http://www.the-blueprints.com/vectordrawings/show/5971/bobcat_3400d_utility_vehicle/

Most of us can't switch out our inks with fluorescent inks to print a couple race car wraps so custom inks are pretty much ruled out... I would suggest that it could be accomplished fairly easily with a standard printer that prints both CMYK+white. And by printing onto a solid color wrapping...

I would recommend "piecing" out most of the aspects of the projects out at first and then trying certain pieces yourself on different projects as you get more confident/experienced. Don't worry if it takes you a while to get certain things down. Hire an EXPERIENCED designer to do the art...

You may want to have the windows checked to be sure applying that much vinyl of a solid darker color will not damage them in extreme temperatures. I also would recommend perf.

Grimco carries black grommets, but we've never used them. We don't grommet many banners here in-house.

When I turn on my GSX 15 plotter the rear-most fuse on the motherboard blows almost immediately. I purchased this plotter used recently and the previous owner said it worked fine when he put it into storage and when he took it out it wouldn't turn on. This is a 7.5amp fuse. I blew out the...

That looks like an OEM Mimaki take-up reel system. I would assume it would be easy to apply to any printer.

This 3M brochure says 3yrs exterior? http://www.windowtinting.com.au/download.php?link=http://www.windowtinting.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Sunscreen-Window-Tinting-3M-Fasara-Glass-Finishes-Brochure.pdf&name=Sunscreen-Window-Tinting-3M-Fasara-Glass-Finishes-Brochure.pdf

He is not talking about the drum itself, but the bailing arm roller. (at least that is what I see him describing)

I hear on this roller only you can replace it with a piece of appropriately sized tubing. However, I have never tried this myself.

We purchase an annual subscription to Pro Vehicle Outlines and it is well worth the price.

Good plotters, but getting older and harder to find parts for if they break. Not sure what all software will run them besides Gerber software. (does it come with software?)

Ground the printer frame itself well (get it off carpet if possible) and go on amazon.com and find a couple cheap anti-static things (I hear the tinsel-looking ones are particularly effective) and try them out. No idea why/how exactly they work, I haven't really had static issues that I can recall.