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what I cant believe is you would have to ask if this is a scam... //chopper

sell them on eBay and go back to Roland inks or triangle, I will say with the triangle you will need to create profiles to get your colors right.. //chopper

well it sounds like I stand corrected 1110 inks seem to be inferior.....I guess you need to chalk that up to experience and move on.... good luck.. //chopper

I use Oracal 751 or 851 on everything, I wouldn't use the 651 on truck lettering or anything to be out doors for a long period of time, it will not hold up to the weather and calendered will shrink cast does not, when you figure it out the cost difference is minimal a few cents more per sqft. I...

use a brushed aluminum print.. or a sheet of brushed aluminum dibond //chopper

I use triangle and would never switch back.... I do not think Roland can Deni warranty because you used 3rd party ink, unless in some way they are inferior, which I doubt, I would call 1110 and see what they have to say about it, the only issue that you could have is if you had a mixing issue...

this may vary from state to state, I have an F450 and I need to have dot number, and inspection, and a class A when I pull my trailer since the weight rating is over 26,000 in combination, but as far as the lettering goes just becouse it is lettered does not make it a comercial vehicle, I see...

hey I sent you a pm....but that scoop should be bolted on if so remove it and take a piece of paper and trace the cut out for the scoop and scan it into your computer. or take a digital photo and make the vectors, if the scoop is on with tape you can still remove it or take a photo from above...

I have this issue resolved with the customer...... but in the future when I need some photo shop work done is there anyone here who would like to hire out? I would like to have some one I can go to when I need this type of work done. //chopper

shovel, I tried to open those links also with no luck, the pics you posted look great, if you are interested pm me your phone number and I will call you... //chopper

I have a customer, that has a photo of his brothers motorcycle, it started out that he wanted me to print this for a show next week, I said that I could do that, then it changed to putting a different background behind the bike, etc etc.. I am not a photo shop wizard I can do a few things and...

when you go to a higher value in resolution it will usually do two things, use more ink and take longer to print... //chopper

does your test print show that you have a plugged head? the best thing to do would be to re post under what type of printer you have, say roland or mutho etc, and then those who own this type of printer could help you with your issues much easier than those of use who may use a different brand...

that is called banding, you may need to change your print mode, to a higher resolution if you can, head could be partially plugged, etc... //chopper

well, we tried a few files today and found that Fred was right that using a level 3 eps file worked with out issue, the dxf created more segmentation, svg created incorrect size importation problems, thanks for all your input.. //chopper

Fred thanks I will try that also... artbot, Perks,I haven't tried using a dxf. or svg file yet..DXF is what I use when I am using my cnc machine, but I do not know what corel will except...and what type of file is best for what is being done, I have converted to those types of files and will...

it is an eps thanks Bob I will try that, Jim< the only reason I would need corel is for this one customer, I use signlab for everything else from my cnc to digital printing, and I really don't want to get into having to use corel for anything, but I may not have a choice.... He created the...

can you letter with tremclad? and hold an edge? //chopper

I am not a user of corel, so I thought I would ask the corel guru's here a question, I have a customer that uses corel to drive a laser, He is not very adept in doing art work, he asked me to create some art for him, which I did in sign lab, saved it as an eps. he imported it just fine but when...

I have been welding since 1968 or so and I have used most types of welders for aluminum I used a spool gun with out issue, the biggest thing is to get the metal clean, this would be true weather you were tig welding or mig welding, aluminum is quite porous, and will absorb all kinds of...