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Just an update for anyone reading this, It ended up being a connection issue with some wires in the print head carriage. We had a tech come out to fix it and were back up and running

We have done all of the above except changing that print head. That may be the solution but based off the fact that its a fairly new head and has no visible damages I don't want to do that just yet unless HP advises to. They aren't exactly cheap

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We printed a heavily blue sign on coroplast. We then printed 3 different signs, two on PVC and one on brushed alupanel. Both of these signs came out perfectly. We then went to print those red signs on Aluminum, as seen in the image attached, and this is where our issue started. As you can see...

Has anyone here direct printed on a painted surface with their HP R1000 Latex printer? If so, do you have any tips?

When we install Vista Systems on glass we usually back them with white block-out vinyl on the reverse side of the window. Recently we got a job for a bunch of office room signs that have 3M Fasara glass finish installed on the backside. The back of the Vista can still be seen through this glass...