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Next you're going to tell me you use different sized paper in the Old World.

Correct, if you do this test with certain color management and then go to production and expect the same results you will need to follow the same procedures and use the same settings.

.125" in the USofA

I think we found the guy who spent the better half of a day taking inventory of rubber bands.

If you are using a substrate with a white point that matches GRACoL2013 I would agree that absolute would be the best option. If your white point is 2 DeltaE or more from 95 1 -4 it may not work. Edit: I should add that how you intend to use all this is important also. If this is the extent...

Gordo: Did you attend any of those original PrintPlanet parties back in the day? Anyone else from that era still lurking?

I echo what was said above. It is very rare that a drum would still be good for production by the time that the machine asked for it to be replaced. Anywhere after 60% of use could I expect to replace it based on output.

I've seen (1) before a few times. In the contracts I've seen it is mostly because of quick turn times and adding a 3rd party that no one signing the contract truly has control over is a problem.

I bought a graphic wizard creaser 10+ years ago and it was awful and support was non-existant. They may have changed since but I would never buy another unit from them after that.

Xrite iprofiler isn't that expensive, $1200 or so right?

Is this on a Horizon?

My wife always looks at me funny when I do this.

**Swoosh**

Yeah next thing we know they will be making ink out of edamame.

I think this conversation over the years shows that you get what you pay for. When choosing from three price ranges of the Graphic Wizard, Duplo, or Horizon you need to consider your work load, utilization rate, and number of shifts. The product that runs great for the 1 shift operation with a...

Trader joes does a lot of this type of packaging also.

I don't have a ton of mail experience but I believe UV coating the cards will solve the issue.

Explain to them the limitations and then quote them 2x as much as you think it will cost.

I would be concerned if I was you with owners in their 60's, a business that is not brining in enough money, no desire to continuously improve, and has no succession plan. I'm guessing the building and equipment are dated and worn; the only thing left worth any value is their book of business...