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Self-Adhesive Vinyl includes cast self-adhesive vinyl, calendered self-adhesive vinyl, perforated self-
adhesive vinyl, transparent self-adhesive vinyl, and reflective self-adhesive vinyl.
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PVC Banner includes frontlit banner, backlit banner, scrim banner, scrimless banner, mesh banner with
liner, blockout banner, truck curtain banner, tarpaulin, and PVC wall covering.
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Paper includes coated paper, uncoated paper, photo paper, photorealistic paper, blue-back paper,
paper wall covering or wallpaper, self-adhesive paper, and non-woven wall covering.
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PP & PE Film & Banner includes polypropylene (PP) film, synthetic paper (such as Yupo), Tyvek, and PE
or HDPE (polyethylene) banner.
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PET Film includes polyester (PET) backlit film, polyester (PET) frontlit film, and polyester (PET) grey-
back film.
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Textile includes polyester textile and fabric, textile banner, backdrops, textile mesh with liner, frontlit
textile, backlit textile, canvas, flag and voile *, cotton textile, textile wall covering, self-adhesive textile,
and woven wall covering.
Application
The next question asks how you intend to use your substrate.
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Frontlit means that the print will be viewed by light from in front of the substrate.
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Backlit means that the print will be viewed by light from behind the substrate.
Optimized for
The next question asks whether you want to give priority to speed, quality, or neither.
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Print Quality: You want the best possible print quality.
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Print Speed: You want fast printing.
Test print
Next, the wizard shows you the proposed settings for the first test print. These settings are generated based
on the information you have already given.
NOTE: If you are an advanced user and the suggested settings do not meet your expectations, you can
select Advanced settings at any time and make manual changes. However, you are recommended to print
the first test print as an indication of overall performance on your substrate.
NOTE: If you cancel the test print because you are experiencing substrate issues or print-quality issues
such as banding, consider modifying the substrate preset, following the guidelines provided in
Troubleshoot
substrate issues on page 220 and Troubleshoot print-quality issues on page 231.
When the test print has been made, the wizard asks you some questions about it.
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