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I found 4 profiles for you. They are for flexi pro 7.6, and roland eco sol but should work. Pm me and I will send them.

I really don't think nail polish would last the lifetime of a wrap, but it is a real good loctite for nuts and bolts!

Colin What fonts are you using in that logo. I really like how the script font is bold, and the other font is bold as well but not squared if you know what I mean. From your previous posts, you sure have some great ideas for layouts for logos.

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:ROFLMAO: Grab a ladder! Not everyone wants to add a payment for 3 years to our overhead! Plus he is just starting out and needs to keep the printer running. If it is not printing it is not making money and drying up. Not everyone wants to just give their prints away like some people.

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I researched the i1 packages that comes with all the extras like the one I bought. It seems to be an i1 photo package but I could be way off. Either way it is done, and I can still create my own profiles in flexi which is what I was after!

I just purchased an i1 on fleabay for $500 used. Good deal? http://www.ebay.com/itm/120854298594?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

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Can flexipro run two printers simultaneously or do I need to buy another key? Thanks

Pays the bills, lol. I have a contract CN Rail putting on ID decals on the front corners of their trailers, so the drivers can find the trailers fast. It is a real PITA on frozen aluminum, covered in slush and ice! Rapid tac 2 is the only way to get the decals to stick.

I install here in Calgary all winter, even at -40c. For glass installs I spray isopropal solution, razer blade the glass, wipe clean with lint free rag. We then use Rapid Tac 2 for the install(wet method). We found rapid tac 2 really increases the adhesion. If you are putting on a lot of text...

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The epson 4800 has great test prints after 3 power cleans!

No Doubt!:ROFLMAO: The ESX is really dusty and put away wet LOL! It will need some work, hopefully it has no errors.

Buddy just dropped off an esx 500(probably a cj500, converted by allgraphicsupplies), an epson 400 with cabinet stand, hp 4180dn, and a nuarc exposure unit. All for sale after inspection.

One of my customers that does garbage and site clean ups, is on his way over with "2 of those 8' printers, named roland" Told him to bring me everything that may look like it is for signs or prints, large or small!:clapping:

:ROFLMAO:Try getting stuff from USA to Canada! USPS to Canada Post, what a joke!

You should first set up your blade offset! Then do the other adjustments.