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We have both here and I personally prefer the solvent/eco solvent. The HP Latex does generate a substantial amount of heat, but is not as maintenance free as you are lead to believe. I would suggest taking some of your files and printing on the 2 or 3 printers you are leaning toward to demo...

I've been running this temperamental piece of equipment for too many years now, and it is deciding to melt vinyl decal. I am now running tests to see how low I can drop the temps and change the air flow to have a good print. I was wondering where others in this community are running their...

We had an ipf9000 and now have a 9400. I've come to the conclusion that it is Canon's way of selling print heads.

Just thought of one other thing. The glue on the thermistors has been known to drop down and give a false reading. It is possible that the thermistor itself needs to be cleaned of debris and/or dried ink.

We have seen the same issue with ours. I was informed that by placing some pressure on the bag inside the new box while trying to fill, all goes well. Also, check the inline filters above the printheads. Filters should be clear, not discoloured.

We have an aging 62 pro d. The only place I have been able to locate parts is gbc/seal/neschen.

:thumb: I have used the monet canvas on HP 9000s and HP L26500. Can't wait to use it on my sii M-64.

I guess an explanation is in order for the reason for asking for a matte surface print film. The depth of colour is better, the film should be more consistent and I should be able to print faster.

OK, I did a web search, a signs101 search and have quizzed many manufactures over the past few years. Is there anybody out there that makes a 2mil, matte surface, printable, cast vinyl with a type of air release designed for vehicle wrapping? :help

call Casey @ Signburst Computers 801-710-3167. :thumb:

my backup is full and my backup backup is full. Now what do I do? I have more to backup. How many TB can one have legally?

Also ink oversaturaion can cause this.

call Casey at Sign Burst. You won't go wrong.

Keeps the cost to the customer low. Why do the extra step for a temporary graphic. If they clean the windows regularly, then I would go with laminate.

I used some 3M 8522 end pieces through my Epson Artisan. Seemed to work really well. I would think that if you purchased a vinyl for an aqueous based printer, you should be fine.

Thanks for the insight. We have tried some fills only to have an unsatisfied customer. Even created some. The customer likes the depth of the printed engine turn.

We use 3M IJ36 here. Easy to install on flat surfaces, no laminate, changeable adhesive.

We use Mactac 6315 here. We want the no skid factor.

Looking for a 48" x 150' roll of printable Large Engine Turn Silver. Rtape & FDC have been pushing the due date back since December.:banghead: I've been informed that Coburn has 24" not 48".

I called Marabu ClearShield. They were very helpful. They have different coatings depending on what you are printing on. I purchases some samples. I hope to try them when we slow down a little.