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If your grey in RGB are great but greenish, why don't you boost a li'l one of your channels? Usually greys in RGB are all same values (R: 117 G: 117 B:117) but if you boost one of 'em of few (or drop the Gs), you should get rid of the greeenish. Remember the laminte film affect the color and...

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Last week all my greys (file in PDF coming from ad agencies or customers directly, not the one I designed here using RVW colors) were printing pinkish. Not a li'l "normal" pinkish, PINKISH. Just figure a faucet on a plumber's van, done like a year ago, colors came out very nice, 'had to redo...

Welcome to my world... 'Been struggling with that kinda shit for a while. Sometimes it's decent, sometimes not. Now that I have 2 lines off the print test (which I cannot clean) I'm getting white hair lines in my greys. I have a VS-540 so we're in the same boat... Have you tried to save as...

Thanks for the input. The tech will be here Monday morning so we'll be fixed, I hope. He'll bring new dampers and will look closely at all tiny details inside (hardware)... if he doesn't, I'll do don't worry. It's gonna cost me aweek of profit and I already have transfered my prod at my...

All the hardware (sensors) are running fine according to the fact that the ink level on screen as the one when physically shaking the cartridge are true: there's a ¼ of ink left. The "Doctor House" tech at my Roland dealer says it could be inside the head itself. He's going to make a trip...

Thanks a lot my friend

They finally called back to say they have no idea... well o_O

Any idea? (Resto Bar) Thanks

Hi folks, I'm experiencing an issue on my VS-540 for few weeks. As the magenta slowly empty near the "!" level, the printer starts printing REDS as ORANGES so, from there, I figured it's clearly a problem with one of the magentas (CMYK + LC + Lm + CM). I check on the monitor for ink status and...

Probably hand-made by the designer at Subaru so...

Exactly my thoughts... PDF are great for handling vector elements & texts but when it comes to transfer background images... Oh Lord...

LOL I need a 54" plotter I think... Media will be cut close to edges so don't wanna get a 48" plotter that will only cut 44" ... He's way more "business" than me so I figure he keeps a good mark-up. He just moved in a bigger location with a 50ft long, 16ft high paint booth and he's selling...

My friend is running a bodyshop and he's having so much requests for big RVs he has decided to jump in it... guess who's been asked for "find a way to create paint masks to help my painter"... I only have a Mimaki CG-61 24" plotter for decades and the option to use my Roland VS-540 hybrid...

Everything I print has a 1/16" to 1/8" bleed all around so that way you never get "white line" after misaligned cut. Just saying...

I use it for very complexe jobs where recessed areas are challenging

Oracal make a 1.0mil laminate... it's called OraGuard 293G Product details ORAGUARD 293 - Graphic Products It's a 8 years cast film, gloss finish, available in rolls of: 30, 36, 40, 50, 54, 60in X 150ft

Looks like PacMac game font from another era... If it's just for duplicating the Nady word, it's quite simple to retrace (no need to waste more time searching the net high & low)

Thanks for your inputs. 'Will try to find these brands in Canada now...

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