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If the client sends artwork not already on a template, I'll create a template of the vehicle, usually in Flexi because I am faster doing it there, and then place the template in Illustrator or Photoshop, depending on how the art files are created. This way I will see where things drop on the...

Try a saving it at 19.7"x4.5" @ 720dpi. Bring it directly into photoshop and stretch it to 197"x45" @ 72dpi and it should print clear.

I've had this happen years ago, printing on Avery clear with an Epson S80600. I was printing large pieces in reverse, laminated on white, and used for the Harmon Kardon storefront on 51st & Madison Ave in NYC, paneled for multiple 10'H x 18'W window. After printing the first 10 feet with a 12...

People, in general, aren't happy with the divorce of Pantone from Adobe. I use Flexi to get my colors and even old files print fine and see the Pantone colors in these old files. I print on 2 different types of Mutoh printers and an HP 570 Latex. As for Notarealsignguys's remark that Corel must...

It's custom. You can modify Collier, Cartesius Regular, or Zapf Humanist. See the attachments for help.

At 100% size, the image can be saved at 72dpi and come out just fine in print. I've been doing that for over a decade, also having had worked for a signage wholesaler years ago. Bring the pic directly into Production Manager, not FlexiSign and see what it does. If the PDF changes color, text...

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/WindSong?preview.text=services&preview.text_type=custom Windsong

Since Frank lost the company to his wife, then she just had someone else run it until she could sell it off, Fellers really fell off track with how they conduct business. Their Piscataway warehouse was the worse as Id constantly get things days after I'd ordered or the wrong substrate. The only...

Not true. Flexi 11 will run on Win 10. Also, I had ran Flexi 8.6 v2, which installed fine but was "cracked" some 10 years ago. Ran fine and printed/cut without an issue. Bought ver 10.0.1 and haven't pirated since.

Just be careful as most EMS, First Aid, Ambulatory, and Police ask and prefer 3M or something closer to 3Ms brightness. Oracal 5650RA works great, but I only use it for non-emergency clientele. You can also print on straight 3M 680CR as long as you laminate it. It cuts just fine as I use an...

It's true. I have a perpetual license for Designer and Print and Cut. I'm not into the whole subscription thing myself either.

You change the card at the same time? Perhaps you mixed cards by accident. Also make sure the card is sitting forward in the adaptor towards the front of the printer. I've had cards that shifted in the adaptor that gave false readings because of this.

The Sherman Williams paint you listed is a VOC paint. I had the same issue in the past, at Rutgers University in Newark some years back with one wall that was painted. The rest I skim coated with mud as the wall was tiled (just sanded, tack clothed, and applied). It went on great and stuck for a...

Did you do a test prior to installing for the walls? Are they painted with VOC paint? If so, it WILL come up again as anything with VOC paint has silicone in it. Do a test with vinyl on the wall and use a fish weight scale to see how much pull (in lbs) it takes to cause the vinyl to fail and...

Perhaps between where the print comes out and the take up reel, run a fan or two on a moderate setting to help drying.

Probably not. The encoder strip is the clear piece of plastic that you see towards the inside back of the unit when you lift the door up. It runs the entire width of the printing area. This gets dirty from overspray after a while and needs to be cleaned. Do NOT use cleaning solution or get...

I've used 40C on a number of wraps, on ambulances, trailers, pickups, and SUVs. They hold up just fine, especially if you are using the proper laminate. If you hold it for a few days, and it appears to not show and failure whatsoever, let it go.

Had this problem when 3M IJ35 first came out about 10 years ago. Was heating problem with the printer that would cause the vinyl to tunnel, as what you are seeing in yours, and then printer head strikes. It was Jan/Feb, the room was cold for the most part yet dry, due to it being winter. I had...

Another question that may or may not have to do with your problem, but needs to be asked: What program(s) are you using to open/create the vector, and what RIP are you using to cut said graphic?

It actually looks like the usual "encoder strip is dirty" again. Although it looks like you may have to do a manual cleaning to the printhead, which is probably due to it sitting and if the magenta cartridge was empty, then NO cleanings in those two weeks were done. The printer requires ink in...