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Sooo... before I name the manufacturer (some may be able to guess if they have seen the same thing) I have had a problem with consistency in color in color change material. I used a dark gray and installed everything the same way, top to bottom, didnt flip the roll. The gray was lighter or...

you can also work it into the recessed area. The only difficult part is the corners. I can't really explain it and don't have time to make a video.I start at under the recession and start from middle working up. work my way up leaving the vertical recession not squeegeed down. Once I make my way...

sometimes heads do go bad while in warranty... I would contact hp and send them the serviceplot. they usually send me a head overnighted if it indeed has gone bad

that looks about right to me. I wrapped a hood and less than 2 years later it was really faded. He left it in the sun and ridiculous MD weather everyday. You can look up warranty of materials and I am pretty sure non are more than a year on horizontal surfaces...

two people is very unnecessary... I spray the window, stick the vinyl to the wet window so the backer is facing you. The vinyl will stick and let you pull the entire backer off. soak the adhesive with whatever application fluid you prefer. pull the vinyl off and flip it onto the window. Should...

is it ink pooling or is it just not fully dry/cured?

vvivid also has a few textured woodgrain.

I would have suggested a pantone huey but they are discontinued by X-Rite. you might be able to find one somewhere.

you can hold ctrl and click a few times quickly to select it. I usually just separate the contour

quick search on the guys name from your picture.... http://www.scambook.com/report/view/334271/ALLPRINTPARTCOM-romi-iskandar-Complaint-334271-for-$482.40

we have gotten a few through signsearch but, some companies don't pay, which is why they use websites like that. They find someone new to do each install because they dont want to pay. Fortunately, we have gotten money from all of the companies we have done work with but one took over 9 months...

Avery sent me a free roll of some color change that I needed for a wrap. I also got refunded on everything. As far as I know, they are aware of the issue, and so Avery and my Grimco branch were very helpful in getting me new rolls and taking care of the issue.

we used to have one and we had this problem. We tried everything before calling hp. They had me send some log the printer makes and one of the heating elements was bad.

25' table on one end and a small one on the other just to prop the material up so they dont bend

half are white and half are blue. The blue will most likely just get some blue trans vinyl on top. It's funny, We were JUST talking about the light leaks then I checked on this so that is good to know as a fix. Once these signs are up, I highly doubt anyone is ever going to be cleaning them...

I thought of the backer idea, that way we could cut it on our router and just order the aluminum, but I didn't know if it would affect the light coming through, if it would look blotchy or something.

oh, dont get me wrong, we will fasten them the correct way, we just have not ordered it separately before. We have put acrylic on metal with success so that is not an issue. I guess i am thinking into this too hard

So I have a customer that needs push through acrylic letters on an aluminum face. The aluminum is no problem, we can do that. But when I make the acrylic, does the piece of acrylic have to be The entire size of the letters or is each letter it's own piece? Usually, we have these fabricated from...

this is what they are doing. It is being taken care of... but two rolls... it's so easy to install and holds up great... but I don't know if it's worth my headache

so this is the second time this has happened. First time was a brand new roll, same issue. Print looks all "speckled" or like it has freckles. This is mostly recent. We will print a whole roll fine, same profile, next roll, it started this issue. I printed 70' off this roll, next day, load it up...