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You'd have to flush the lines and replace them as well as the dampers before running white. It's why the technician usually asks at initial set up whether you will be running white or just CMYK.

Mutoh no longer puts in the adapter plugs with their bagged inks. If ordering from Fellers, Hyers, etc., ask for the plug. My production person up at my second job decided she didn't want to replace them after going over preventive maintenance several times with me and a technician. After losing...

I believe the version you are looking for is this: https://ufonts.com/fonts/city-medium.html or https://ufonts.com/fonts/city-bold-bold.html

Also known as serpentine bold or serpentine dbold

I'm gonna tell you to open that PDF in Illustrator (if able). Change all the black values to RGB (0, 0, 0) then save. With most eco-solvent printers, if you want a more accurate and vibrant color, print in RGB and not CYMK. I mix the two when opening the file in Flexi and anything full yellow if...

Again, as far as I was told from Epson and Flexi themselves, the S80600 isn't properly supported by Flexi and you are better off using the Onyx RIP that comes with the Epson. Also, when doing artwork in Flexi to be sent through the Onyx RIP, do NOT set up the cut line in Flexi but use Adobe...

Find another shop that hems their banners by sewing. Bring the dimensions of the area you are looking to cover, even an AI file of the shape to work with. The company should be able to sew a cover and also sew in rope at the bottom so that the bag can be tied off and secured so winds will not be...

ACaslon Swash is a modified LTC Caslon Swash. The U and I have been modified to San Serif versions from LTC Caslon Italic. https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/lanston/ltc-caslon/swash/ https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/lanston/ltc-caslon/italic/

Saw it for free here: https://www.uxfree.com/dload/483085/

Try calling Andy at the phone provided from the vectorart.com registrant info (831-241-8018) or email: webmaster@ssmedia.com

Hood graphics receive the harshest environmental treatment. They are facing up which means they get more direct sun rays for more hours of the day, they get heat from the engine.. on top of all that, it's on a black car so that just compounds everything. - Texas_Signmaker I agree with...

That's a customized font. Couldn't get anything to come of the photo as it was too skewed.

I use the older version, the VJ1617H. Since the change from the MP-11 to the MP-31 inks, I love it. I have a unit at my one job and a second at home where I do a ton of coroplast and partial wraps. Changing from hard to rigid substrates is easy and the ink is nearly the cost of the MP21 inks...

I've used a VC-1800 for over 5 years. Works perfectly fine. The only thing I don't care for is how easily it can bow if you lean on it (don't do this). It cuts accurate and I prefer the "segmented cutting" to a cutter just reading all the registration marks and cutting the entire piece at once...

Harbor Sales sells Dry Erase laminate. I wind up using it for a bunch of things. It's made by R-tape and works fine. Use only EXPO Low-Odor Dry Erase markers. Anything else will leave their mark! Good luck!

Holiday Inn Express used transparent vinyl years ago. I used to do a slew of them when I worked at Delaware Valley Sign now Nova Sign Group.

https://fontzone.net/download/triumvirate

I know this thread is 2 years old but was wondering if you still had this Service Manual. Would be greatly appreciated! -John jcskikus@hotmail.com

More than likely it's something someone either handpainted or wrote in marker and digitized. It also could be made using a wacom tablet and handwritten. Either way, your best bet is to recreate it into a vector send it out to someone to vectorize it for you. Usually under $25 to do this and...

The "B" and "T" are customized from the original letters in the same font family but you are looking for the Peignot font family by Linotype. Not hard to find...good luck!