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Which model do you have exactly and we can look into this? We deal with/sell Epson (photo/fine art, solvent, DTG and technical), Canon (photo/fine art and technical) and HP (photo/fine art, technical and flatbed) models as well as the ink and media. Sounds like it's either a setting issue or...

Feel free to contact us for printing products as well. ProImaging is one of our competitors and we carry the same products (if not more). We are located in the Chicago suburbs with warehouses around the contiguous states. IT Supplies

I see this is a few months old from last post, but the SureColor P series has updated inks and a Teflon coating on the head (same as x890/x900 series). Epson integrated a timing feature in all 24" and wider to help maintain the nozzles more accurately which has helped with clogging problems...

If you have an aqueous printer, you would most likely need a commercial edition model (like Epson P7000/P9000) with a Spectro and a color specialist to work on matching the colors properly. It's a few hour process, but it would most likely get you the color. Otherwise, it would be something...

I've checked with our commercial reps and they said that the Graphtec cutters are better at cutting things like stickers and decals. Photo and fine art media may not be suitable for that cutter unfortunately. You can always contact them, but we do carry their cutters if you would like to...

Most aqueous canvas is already good to print on. If you find a non aqueous coated canvas, you'll need that coating to print on it (like the HP Z5600). But there are probably a bit more canvas options vs solvent/latex available. Some brands can get a pretty low cost (not as low as...

Hi, if you're still looking into this option between the 2 types, we carry Wide format (Epson, Canon and HP), flatbed, solvent and latex. We'd be happy to provide options that would work best for you.

Scrim is just an updated layer in tyvek/vinyl. It makes the product more durable and tear resistant mainly because of the thickness scrim is (usually around 14mil).

I really depends on how much canvas and size(s) you're going to be printing. Latex/Solvent is a cheaper option, but you're going into a larger model vs aqueous that has 17, 24, 44 and 60/64" models. Feel free to contact our company as we carry aqueous, latex and solvent models and will provide...