supergecko28
New Member
I am mid-wrap at the moment, wrapping a 98 inch tall by 250 in long box truck, and for some VERY odd reason, the second side didnt come out with the inch overlap between panels that I ripped it with. I double checked my ripped file after the wrapper told me there was no overlap, and sure enough it says there is an inch over-lap in the panels...I made sure he hadnt accidently cut off too much when trimming down the panels (he's probably the best wrapper in the state, so I highly doubted that anyway), made sure that there was indeed no overlap, and I'm completly stumped. I'm starting to agree with everyone that rasterlink is crap, even tho I had secretly kinda liked it up untill now. But it seems that lately everything I do gets smacked with murpheys law. Its actually part 2 of murpheys law, anything that can go wrong will go wrong when its my finger on the send button... I never have this sorta problems out of flexi...
Has anyone else EVER had a file not print as its ripped? How is this even possible...please clue me in cuz i'm stumped and I have another half of a truck to wrap, and I'd love for it to have over-lap...but i'm kinda scared to try it under the circumstances (IJ 180 is expensive...)
-Chad
p.s. The print IS savable, but i'm going to have to go in and crop out an overlap that he's going to have to manually install....time on my part, time on his part...and neither of us are very happy about that...
Has anyone else EVER had a file not print as its ripped? How is this even possible...please clue me in cuz i'm stumped and I have another half of a truck to wrap, and I'd love for it to have over-lap...but i'm kinda scared to try it under the circumstances (IJ 180 is expensive...)
-Chad
p.s. The print IS savable, but i'm going to have to go in and crop out an overlap that he's going to have to manually install....time on my part, time on his part...and neither of us are very happy about that...
