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Really dumb that these old posts show up like this. Oh well guess I shouldn't be so quick on the draw. Lol!

4ever Products - reasonable Howard Industries - a little more $ Ornamental Post and Panel - $$$. I hope this helps.

It will dent if bumped hard enough. I would go with .063 or .080 aluminum sheet. Much more rigid. UV Digital print save you time and money. Last for a good while as long as you don't use junk vinyl.

9 times out of 10, it is a print head.

Save them as .pdf in corel. Then open the .pdf in .ai.

Turn the heat way down. I've seen ICC profiles with the heat at 220. We turn it down low enough to allow the ink to dry. About 180.

It's running, ready to go. You can still get parts for this one easy enough from what I understand. But mainly because it is already running. That is unless you are an HP printer tech and want to try the 560 and it's mystery of problems you will have from it sitting, if it hasn't been stored...

The 330.

Never said anything about "dumb or cheap". Sounds like you are an installer, kind of like I mentioned. Learned the skill, then goes out and wrecks the market. If you pay rent on a shop, your mindset might be different. Nobody is dumb or cheap. That's the point of this post. Your...

As long as doing so allows you an editable file? Does it? If so that's a great idea.

Print on Ij35, Lam with 8518. Will last for years.

My focus is on selling. Any kind of sign or vinyl I can source or make. Just sell.

Suggest putting vertical oversized dimensional letters on the building itself. One one the street side and one on the left of the front order window. It's fresh modern, should be no permit issues. In a white or silver would call attention & pop. In a Helvetica Bold or something clean and basic...

I am not sure which version of onyx you have. I have an older version that has an option check box for weld or overlap? Might that help?

Or you pick a better job and let the nightmare go. They better be paying a ton.

We had trouble with perf on our HP Latex 360 for years. After ruining so many prints I finally sat and kept running samples until we cured the problem I don't know if this will work for you but here is what we did: First turn down the drying heat to 185, test to make sure the ink is dry...

Here it is. It's called "Clear Jet fine art semi-gloss High Performance UV Protective Coating.

We use a satin spray laminate in a spray can. Spray it on let it dry, takes seconds to dry. It's in the section that sells liquid laminate - forgot the name?

We're at $14 sq design, print, install. LA/Riverside area. It's a highly competitive market around here. We are using 3M Ij180/8518. 8 yrs. It's working. Hope this helps.

Is there a way to purge the inklines before/when you remove the printheads and ink cartridges? That would be really best.