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Hugh Potter – various work
Posted by Hugh Potter on 4 August 2016 at 14:23Been a long while since I shared any work on here, I think since last time we’ve moved to a new unit (2yr ago!) and recently purchased a HP L26500 latex printer!
Things have move on a lot!Mostly just general signage and some pics of the new van livery – all printed on orafol 5600 reflective material.. I’ve tried to pic the slightly more interesting stuff!!























Myles Brewer replied 8 years, 11 months ago 11 Members · 21 Replies -
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Some great work there Hugh, loving your Dragon Signs van & the mini!
Out of interest how are you getting on with the HP? What printer were you running before?
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Loving the reflective Dragon. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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quote James Boden:Some great work there Hugh, loving your Dragon Signs van & the mini!
Out of interest how are you getting on with the HP? What printer were you running before?
Hi James,
Thanks!I only had an HP Z2100 previous to this, worked fine when laminated for mag signs, short tems exterior and general builders boards etc.
The L26500 is awesome, I’ve not played about with any profiles or anything yet – seems to print best on the standard HP Gloss profile for everything I’ve put through it so far!
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quote Simon Worrall:Love your work, Hugh!
See you next week. :smiles:Look forward to seeing you Simon!
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Great work Hugh, really impressed with your van. Looks great both in daylight ant at nighttime, very eyecatching
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Hey Hugh…loving the new logo/look…to think you were going to pack it all in…looks like you are thriving…GOOD ON YA
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Hi Hugh.
Loving the work.
Your van graphics are the dogs doo-dabs. :claps: -
Some great work Hugh, really like how you have combined Reflective and Print together on the black van. Really stands out well in the evening.
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Thanks guys, the van always pulls in positive comments!!
Coming back from Radstock last night a chap pulled in behind me as i returned to the van at the services, as first I thought he was telling me off for being in a fast lane (going with the flow!) but he said it looked great disappearing into the distance!!
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Goes to show it doesn’t have to be over the top in your face to catch your eye. well done Hugh, from the work you have been posting up etc i see you are keeping the Latex printer busy! 😉
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Nice work Hugh. What media are you finding work best for you on the latex?
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quote Myles Brewer:Nice work Hugh. What media are you finding work best for you on the latex?
for general signage I’m finding the avery MPi 2800 range working best, the heat causes some cheaper films to distort slightly, no problem on normal prints but on contour cutting of smaller decal batches..
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quote Hugh Potter:quote Myles Brewer:Nice work Hugh. What media are you finding work best for you on the latex?
for general signage I’m finding the avery MPi 2800 range working best, the heat causes some cheaper films to distort slightly, no problem on normal prints but on contour cutting of smaller decal batches..
Good to know thanks, I like the avery sign vinyls so I’ll give the digital a go too. Do you do much banner? either pull ups or PVC? I gather pull ups can be prone to curling at the edges. Did you ever try the double sided printing with it?
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I’ve not tried printing roll-ups as yet, still so cheap to sub out!
banner i use the 550g image perfect from spandex, I’ve tried the cheap gloss 440g but it doesn’t print so well on solid dark colours, ok for cheap stuff I guess!
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It’s something I have a lot to learn about now & I find it frustrating that suppliers won’t send out samples of various media big enough to test print on & get a feel for as there are so many different brands & types available, & you don’t really want to spend a couple of hundred on a 50m roll of something you find after a few meters of that isn’t ideal!!
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give me a call tomorrow (10-3) on 01323 833683 and I’ll run through a few products I know to work well.
Hugh
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