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07-21-2020 02:15 AM
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What do you mean with "hot spots" - is it white spots or darker black spots in prints and is it Self adhesive vinyl with this problem?
If there are darker oily looking spots in black, try raising temperature or passes or both...When substrate is stored in cold and moist rooms, this effect occurs also...Material must be stored in dry place...
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