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Our typical go-to poster paper is Sihl 8mil Poster paper with a satin finish. Occasionally 6mil. The profile we use (Onyx) is "3686 Paper white 228" 360@720x720 - 8 pass High Quality. Compared to our Roland XR-640 - the Epson is super fast - and quiet. I suppose you could dumb it down and it...

I can tackle the first question... if you spool up your prints, you don't really need that much room. I love our Epson S80600. Sometimes when printing posters with a lot of ink coverage, I won't spool them, but let them kinda spool out onto the floor - in this situation you would need more room.

I've had cookies that had designs printed on them. They weren't bad.

Patriot Works - he's here in WA right? hmm, looks like he did leave the forum.

Def not the toadster then. Oh, was it that patriot guy?

Careful - I'm not sure I want to see what was on mfatty's cake... might not be appropriate for innocent kids like me.

I wonder if real cake decorators find this to be like cheating. Like old school sign painters with printers...

That was a pretty entertaining read.

ok, what did you do? spill it....

Where did the OP go? maybe they were talking about frosting. Now I want cake!

You can pull in a PDF, as long as it has the cut path set to the spot color, just like an EPS. To expand the canvas, Open in illy or corel or whatever and simply resize the art board.

You can, We print on the PET super smooth on our s80600, and dreamscapes wall paper.

Yep, it's true. I've run into that a few times. Even with a brand new computer, windows 11, and VW 6. Just need to expand the canvas size in the art file.

I used a wacom tablet in my past life, lots of photo editing. Once I got the hang of it, I loved it. Then after a few years, for one reason or another... It left my "toolbox" at that job, and I learned to live without it. I guess I'm fairly adaptable. It's great for editing work, but overall...

print the artwork the customer sent.

Random thought to add.... many people who ask us for a banner - are not aware of the mesh material. They only ask, when they know they have a concern for wind resistance... and they ask about slits in the banner - which we do NOT do, or recommend. It just compromises the life and strength of the...

I thought Fred started it... wasn't he the OG owner?

A matte laminate would be more difficult for installation though, not air egress.

you sure that wasn't vandalism? I see some incriminating hoofprints in the dirt....

assuming you are referring to frosted or dusted vinyl (and not the sweet confection on a cupcake)... there are dusted vinyl's you can print on directly with eco solvent printers. We used to use Mac Tac, but currently we use GF Print-N-Privacy, 3 mil light glass etch polymeric vinyl.