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Maybe 2" wide strips of 040 aluminum behind the seams with double sided tape to keep them flush with each other. Or a 1/2" strip of white vinyl after install to hide the seams. Wouldn't be very noticable if the whites matched.

http://imgarcade.com/1/swat-logo-eagle/ scroll down a bit....the one with green feathers

This may or may not help. Years ago I used a product called "print mount" which had adhesive on both sides. We usually applied it to the back of paper prints to give them an adhesive back for mounting to foamboard, etc... So basically it was just a layer of adhesive. Don't remember if the...

thank you guys for all the help. I will try the cap tops and see if that helps....they need replaced anyway, and not much out of pocket compared to a print head. I don't see it being a profile problem either. Either the black head, cable or something. Have also emptied three of my ink tanks...

Stick a piece of the lam on glass and see if it's clear. Regular lam will look foggy.

Cleaned the encoder strip again today...was one of the first things tried, and it didn't help any. The two day head soak didn't seem to help the black clear up any. Also tried the cleaning swab and solution on the head, and that didn't make any difference. The missing nozzles in the black...

The black printhead problem started from a head strike about five years ago on banner material. Has printed fine since, but I always print in HQ mode. I've never changed the captops, it never showed symptoms of needing to. Have always done a manual cleaning at least once a week. Have replaced...

I have tried several other things today with no luck. The overnight head soak didn't seem to help much with the nonfiring nozzles. I will do it again, and let them soak over the weekend, maybe that will help some. One more question... Is it possible the missing nozzles in my black printhead is...

The printer has been shut down, and unplugged several times in the last couple of days, and also the computer and rip. Hasn't made any difference so far. I print straight from corel to versaworks...been doing it this way for 6/7 years. Versaworks is version 5.1.1 Here's a nozzle and test print...

The 0 3 0 76 was a new page in corel x3 set to those cmyk values. Cmyk and rgb files was also a new page. The big black box is 100 % k. This just started...printed greys fine Monday. Also made the files in x6...printed the same brown. I was thinking it might be the black print...

Alumalite/Alumacorr might crush under pressure, but for the Dibond/MaxMetal materials I got my hands on one of the wifes wooden rolling pins. I usually just cut it with a knife, and it leaves a little ridge, run the rolling pin down the edge and it rolls it over pretty nice without filing. Have...

test print with the cmyk values 0-3-0-76 comes out about the same brownish.

I have tried a couple profiles using vinyl and photo paper. Have also tried different shades of grey, they all print brown, but it will print pure black. Looking again at my test print, looks like more of the black nozzles aren't firing. The file I need to print has some lime green in it also...

Pulled up a job today I have printed several times that has a dark grey background. Set it to print, came back and the dark grey is brown. Did a nozzle check and the black isn't very good, but I knew it wouldn't be. Had a head strike a few years ago, and some nozzles havn't fired since, but it...

If I remember right, the 1/4" Alumalite is rated for over 100mph winds. (Don't think the one sided Econolite has this rating.) I have made several signs using this material with no supports top or bottom. I put about 2" deep slots in the posts to slip the ends of the sign into. Then put about...

awesome...thanks again!

Sorry for the poor quality of the customer supplied image. I've looked through my fonts, but might have missed it. As you can probably tell...it has an outline. Thank you in advance.

might be time for a new cutting strip on the machine, check it to see if there is a groove in it.

On the odd shaped decals, after it had the transfer tape applied, I go to the file in corel, and pull down a guideline across the image somewhere to give me the straight line, and one at center. Put those marks on the transfer tape, and there ya go. On vehicle back windows, you can often line...

When I got my windows 7 computer, my old versaworks 2.0 cd worked fine, but it wouldn't let me print to versaworks from Corel. (no windows 7 driver) I had to save the file as jpeg, etc...and import the file into versaworks. In order to get the windows 7 print driver, I had to order the latest...