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I think the puke splatter on the floor and bottoms of the tables really locks the lead in.

I always wondered how they made these plates last as long as they do.

I've always seen cotton shedding fibers. Rags, gloves or whatever. Swiffers do it too.

That floor needs wrapped worse than the tables.

we use to screen print these data plates in groups on a single sheet with UV ink and they got sent back to the manufacturer for trimming, hemming or whatever finishing they did.

Texassignmaker? This your jam?

Print onto a take-up reel, store it horizontal and use a roll laminator and you won't get dust. If you laminate it flat or let a ton of unbacked laminate be exposed on a roll laminator, you're gonna get crap under it no matter what tricks you use.

I dunno, new tables and chairs will kill the whole dive bar atmosphere that they have going on.

It's very fulfilling

Paint codes often don't even cross over between brands of paint let alone other values. Same as pantones often don't cross over to paint codes. You can try to match a pantone book to it, scan the color or get a pint of paint, spray that and match it.

When someone's having an issue, I like to pipe in with unhelpful information.

Looks like too much ink on a non receptive surface to me. How the heck do you get decent 2 pass prints on that Roland? I had to run 6-8 minimum.

IJ40 or Oracal 3551. We have been having issues with IJ40C. Substance just came out with a low initial tack vinyl that they say is in the IJ40 arena. We have had good luck with their 3755. Having a million different materials is a real production killer. We have narrowed it to substance...

I'm sorry

I use Corel, they probably pirate pantone colors cuz we don't have the same Adobe issues.

Someone told me that you like a little TuPac.

But what if they were? I have a lot of files with pantones. Will they not print anymore?

So what happens to your existing files that have spot colors in them?

Yeah, I misspoke on the filter. It could be fluid but youd think if they were working all other functions that the even a heavier fluid would warm up enough to be within operating range very quickly. AW46 is rated down to 25F and AW68 is 0.