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Another nod for Flexi. Onyx is alot better when it comes to handling profiles, if that is of importance to you.

http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/results?ch%5B0%5D=V&ch%5B1%5D=&ch%5B2%5D=&ch%5B3%5D=c&ch%5B4%5D=t&ch%5B5%5D=o&ch%5B6%5D=r&ch%5B7%5D=y&wtfserver=105&id=0000041d4d388721000be36200007fbb&glyphcount=8&imageid=0

Good to hear you found the culprit. Which capping station do you have, the one with the removable screens or the newer one thats more of a one-piece design.

I wouldn't put that in front of the head issue, but sometimes the encoder strip is overlooked.

Did you check your User/Plotter setup in Finecut to ensure correct plotter is selected and port on communication tile?

Check your other thread on same topic. Go to plotter/user options

Go to Plotter/User setup option via the Finecut window in illustrator. Verify your model is right and on the communication tab, the correct port is selected.

Not sure which catalog you are looking at, but according to Grimco's catalog (who is very knowledgeable about their 3M products), this is what it says.

That is the overlam I would go with. I always match calendered vinyl to calendered overlam. This is the best way to go, unless you step up to cast vinyl. Edit: 8509 overlam is 3 year film

Yes, the encoder strip can cause problems. Be careful with the alcohol you use, too strong and it will damage it. Good tip. :rock-n-roll:

Yes, that would be heavy ink coverage but these printers are capable of this. Do you have some way of calculating cost per job? The hp25500 built in web server have an awesome method of doing this just by inputting cost of ink and materials.

What happens when you try to adjust the media comp?

Good call on Onyx 10....the way to go with multiple printers

Good test, if you feel comfertable doing it!

If you dont want to ruin the ink delivery, rid the lines, dampers, etc etc of unmoving ink.

http://new.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/results?ch%5B0%5D=N&ch%5B1%5D=I&ch%5B2%5D=F&ch%5B3%5D=C&ch%5B4%5D=E&ch%5B5%5D=N&ch%5B6%5D=H&ch%5B7%5D=C&ch%5B8%5D=O&ch%5B9%5D=E&ch%5B10%5D=L&ch%5B11%5D=C&ch%5B12%5D=S&ch%5B13%5D=O&ch%5B14%5D=&wtfserver=104&id=00000e494d36c95900073bd800002661&glyphcount=15&imageid=0

Have you done overnight washes? If that doesn't help, looks like a head has to be replaced.

Firewire? Are you using Rasterlink?

Doubtful...

Check out this font for the OFFROAD text: http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/t26/megahertz/in-italic/ Closest I could find. As far as Chop Saki...not the numbers only one, but it's named the same. http://www.abstractfonts.com/search/chop%20saki