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Dale, may I have the code as well. Thank you.

I just got done printing some Solvex. It's drying on the rack right now. The print looks pretty good. I was planing on laminating it before installing it. I'll let you know how it goes.

Had the same thing happen to me last month. It was the fuse.

Part it out and sell the parts on eBay.

Adobe Illustrator has a trace option. It takes a lot of practice but I usually get good results. The trick is knowing what is traceable and what isn't.

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If you already have Illustrator you don't need Corel. For Flexi do you need it on both machines? You can run several machines off of one computer. What I have is one computer for business. It has quickbooks and office on it. One computer for design with Adobe Creative Suite. And one computer...

I know people like their JV33s so it's worth looking into. I have a 12 year old SJ540 that still prints great, and a VP540. I really like both of them.

I sub out banner orders. With a lot of these companies charging less tan $1 a foot it's just not worth the headache of making them in house.

+1 thermal printer.

I would go with magnets too. I once did a food truck that had 3 different companies using it. I had a frame built where they could slide in aluminum panels whenever they wanted to change the name on it. Maybe something like that will work.

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Sorry about that. Was water dripping on the printer? If not I would think it is OK. But I still wouldn't turn it on untill the moisture goes down. I had something simmiler happen at my shop during the summer. My vinyl was not saveable. The backing paper became warped and that was the end of...

Welcome from NM. A good start would be to get a copy of signcraft's price guide. You are going to want to call around to local shops and get quotes to make sure you aren't undercutting the market. In the end only you are going to be able to determine what it takes to keep the lights on.

Not sure about the Mutoh but when that happens with my Roland it is almost always a calibration issue.

Has anyone come in today?

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