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You need an i1 there are a few different models but it does not really matter as long as you get the i1pro uv no uv doesnt matter. Now if you have Flexi8.6 pro version then you have the software built in to flexi and it does a really good job as long as you do a good job on the parts that...

I moved a JV33 from one side of the state to the other (5 hour drive) I had no problems you just need to plug it in as soon as you get to your destination. The cleaning cycles only run every 4, 8, 12 or 24 hours depending on what you have set so if the printer will be unplugged for more than...

Never took the class but after a few years of wrapping cars I bought Justin Pates DVD set and i have to say i picked up a few tricks. You should learn alot if your new to doing the wraps yourself. I am sure like most classes there is just not enough time so I would advise that you buy his...

As i said before if you need to see the colors correctly on the screen you need your monitor calibrated noway around this period. However ther is still the small problem of the printer acctually printing the colors correctlly this is where CANNED vs Custom profiles plays in everything...

Used equipment is fine as long as you 1. get it for a great price and 2. MOST important you check it out really well (bring someone who know if you can) I purchased a used JV3 years ago and it was a good deal and got into the printing side of things. So used may not be a bad idea but you need...

Since you are so new to this my besty advice is to wait dont buy anything think about what you would like to do now and in the next 2 to 3 years as you may want to grow so one machine maybe better for growing than the other. The second thing you really should do is go to a trade show there is...

WOW where to start! Ok spot colors I never use them reason being is that I dont print with spot colors you use CMYK spot colors are usually a custom color that is made to print just that spot (Like screen printing) I dont use versaworks so maybe someone can help you with that part. Ok color...

The dampner change is easy all you do is pull the top off of the dampner where the line is screwed on you will see little tabs squeez them and pull once you have that off just pull the dampner off the head push new dampner onto head and put the top with the ink line back on then you need to fill...

So are you fixed?

it should be in the screen where you pick the profile and resolution I think there is a check box if not try under the drivers button maybe inside there. Markus is right to my knowledge just cant remember where its at and have not used flexi in over a year.

Most problems on these printers can be traced back to a bad dampner, cap or pump but usually its a dampner or cap.

It all comes down to money simple as that. Personally I would build the home shop (only after making sure and getting it in writting that you will be covered insurance wise) you will have a smaller overhead every month and if you grown and need to move you can always go to a retail space but...

3500 thats just crazy its easy to do and even if you buy the OEM head its only 1600. I am glad it seems to not be the head since you changed heads and the other head is doing the same then perhaps one of the ribben cables is the problem make sure they are all plugged in good and that the...

Dont have this problem but I do know that you can set up a condition for flexi and that maybe what you have going on. Cant remember all the screens and steps but look for setup or settings and go through the tabs I am sure you will find it.

By the look of your test draw I would say you have a lot of deflections and a cuople of missing nozzles. If you have enough deflections and they line up you will get the streaks that you see in your prints. If you have done the head soaks and it is not clearing up I am affraid to say you may...

As visual concepts said you make a couple of relief cuts then tuck and fold when the wing is installed you will never see it and the edge will be clean since you tucked under and relief cut it to get rid of the bunching.

Just a thought but could your heat be to high? We had problems with the Oracal 3640 buckling up after printing and cutting it off the print piece was fine but the pieces left in the printer would buckle up and we would have to feed a foot or so through before printing again. This only happened...

Sounds like a dampner problem. Change the dampners. We change dampners a few times a year they are cheap and next to the cap they are the biggest problem makers.

I have used there wrapping film but not there print media. The wrap media is not bad alittle more tacky than i would like but it works. As for your prints you may need to use another profile sometimes if you are using canned profiles you can use a profile for a different material example we...

Dampners should be full as for filling them I use 2 syringes stick one in the bottom of the 2 dampners (of the same color) open the cart locks and pull ink into one dampner then the other (make sure the dampner is upside down when you are pulling ink into it) then remove the syringes plug...