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Plus, some of the newer paints also have teflon, and/or silicon in them, so dirt won't stick. Unfortunately, vinyl doesn't stick either. Try scuffing with a scotchbrite pad, and see if that helps?

How bout a photo of a real walleye guy in his boat, landing a big wally? Just a thought?

http://www.youtube.com/embed/5RAaW_1FzYg?autoplay=1&modestbranding=1&rel=0&show info=0

A guy is selling these on the US Cutter forum, and I think on E-bay too? ============================================================= Posted 29 January 2013 - 09:22 PM If anyone is interested in a sleeve for Sharpie markers for your Graphtec, I am offering them at 2 sleeves for $9shipped (US)...

I put some on my bare, poured concrete wall in my basement. Stayed there for a couple of years, till we moved. Pretty sure it will adhere to painted block.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=K-Rs6YEZAt8

Didn't we do stuff like that back in the 60-70's. Just didn't call it 'wraps'.

PhotoTex.

And, with that said. Unless you're printing white, the white areas are going to be the creamy/white Phototex color. And since it is more opaque now, I don't know if painting the wall white is going to help any. But ???

The wall color doesn't show through nearly as much with the new, more opague Phototex.

Or, just a coat of inter-coat clear, would probably work.

And, by the time one gets through reading this thread, the laws have probably been updated/(changed for no reason, other than change), only be-knownst to the ones who made the changes.

Maybe, two flame sets, put together?

What kind of solution do you have in the cleaner?

LexJet has a lot of different canvases

More than likely the customer is referring to chromalux panels via sublimation -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nope, it's not sublimation. It's printing directly to coated aluminum. Got rid of the 'command error', WooHoo. It was black inks setting...

Thanks guys. Still having this 'command error', kinda got epson stuck too. They're supposed to get back with me.

Thanks rubo, gonna check into the inkkaid. I can clear them. No reason not to do signage. Just trying to check on the thin stuff right now for this lady that wants some photo prints, mounted on foam board or something. Signage can always come later, after I get a handle on this aluminum printing.

It's what rubo shows printing in the Epson pigment printer. Coated 0.20 panels, and I looking at the 5 mil sheets. Some have adhesive backed, some are not. These are art prits, not signage. Just wandering how they do in real life? Any special settings, or anything I should be aware of? I can't...

Damn hippies.