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Get some clear vinyl. Print the exact same file in reverse on the clear. Install it on the backside of the acrylic panel in register with the image on the front. In the future you will find it easier to put the clear layer on the front first, then the translucent on top of it. If you print it...

That's the thing. They insidiously build their political or philosophical biases into the subject material, no matter what it is. The naive college student cannot see it and just absorbs it as truth.

You can use used cleaning cartridges but not if they are expired.

Considering that a search for Graphcal™ GX3100 on Google turns up absolutely zero results, I'd be suspicious that it's a real product at all.

Could be different storage conditions, one kept in a garage the other outside. That said, check what the manufacturer of the perf says is the life of the material. Most say the maximum life is 2 years anyway.

A business located a half hour drive away might be considered "still local" or "far away" depending on the locale. Here where we are, it's a large recreational lake with numerous small towns and villages around it. It can take 45 minutes to get from some towns to another, but it's all considered...

You have to prefeed vinyl on a roll feed cutter (i.e. you have to have the length of the cut unrolled from the roll before starting to cut.)

Quickbooks seems to really play up mobile billing, but it works fine with desktop computers too. How many businesses actually run around and do all their Quickbooks on a phone?

Ferro Rosso Regular

What sort of help?

Get the device Quickbooks provides. They should have sent you one when you signed up to do credit cards in Quickbooks. It small and plugs into a USB port. It can read chip cards or magnetic strips. I just took a look. They have a new one that also does NFC. But it's $49. From your Merchant...

Personally I try to dissuade people wanting to get the boat wrapped. Their primary reason for seeking a wrap is because they think it will be cheap, "Because it's just stickers". However, when you go to do it, they are going to want a design just like what the painter charges $15,000 to do even...

We just use regular 3M beige 3/4" for most things. We also use the 3M green 3/4" when we want a little better adhesion like on glass in the winter.

I was thinking enclosed trailer with the tie down strips on the walls.

I don't see why a trailer with a drop gate wouldn't work. They don't have great suspension but then again neither do box trucks.

Main thing is to be gentle, have more than enough help, and move slowly. Although older Epsons had plastic pieces to hold the print heads steady during shipping, I don't recall that the S80600 had any when I set mine up. You'll want to make sure the heads are parked and clean before turning the...

They didn't design the Epson printers for sheet fed. It's not an option.

I'd suggest calling Colonial Flag about the problem. Website is www.colonialflag.com and phone number is 877.941.3524. They sell https://www.colonialflag.com/products/polypropylene-halyard-rope?_pos=1&_sid=f547681a3&_ss=r&variant=44266669736251 They are a US manufacturer of flagpoles and...

It has nothing to do with a RIP. It's a function of the printer itself. Older printers like the Mutoh and Mimaki printers don't do the back-tensioning thing.

Yes but the AI got me and Stacy mixed up. I'm looking for a postcard advertising white paint for fresh treated lumber that's still wet.