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This project probably handled by an agency that is out of state and they are pinching Pennies. This is what happens when things are done cheap and fast
Yeah unfortunately None of the manufacturers cover ink , time …etc… if they do it’s extremely rare. They all have it buried in the fine print. Thankfully you’re able to send samples of the defective material and get replacements. Our shop keeps records of materials used, lot numbers and the...
The liner is the issue. The embossing that gives the air regress in the adhesive is very shallow. That why it feels more sticky. I know it sounds lame when you’re reading this but I swear that is the issue . The new ij280 shouldn’t have any of the issues like we see in cv3 and MC. Personally I...
Um….. 3M , ask your 3M rep if you don’t believe me. I’m not saying you can’t use it. Put side by side with a true optical clear film and see for yourself.
Avery 1360z is least expensive optical clear cast laminate. I’m sorry 3M does notconsider 8518 optically clear. Data bulletin states it can be used on windows but that’s it. Whomever told you that ? Grimco ?
When they call about my extended car warranty. I like to act all excited and transfer to a “manager” waste as much time as possible before telling them my truck has over 300k miles ……….. “”click””. Been MONTHS since I got one of those calls
You should never use a calendar laminate on a cast media . The shrink rate of the 210 can pull the ij180 and cause a failure . 210 for wall wraps Is horrible cause it has one of the highest shrink rates of all the calendar laminate.
I would look at your profiles, make sure you’re not over saturating your prints. Make sure you’re allowing those prints to outgas for at least overnight. The combo of over saturating a print and not allowing it to cure can cause this very issue.
Number 1 reason is that you are over saturating your prints. Reduce the amount of inks you’re laying down. Recommend using the manufacture profiles for that media you are printing on. Get or make a dryer for your printed projects and dry them overnight if possible. Small stuff lay out on a...
Being curious and reading through. One thing caught my eye was the deliberate spacing and poor grammar of the person who started the thread. My 2-cents now I better get back to work
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