Is this considered ghosting or is this more of a moisture issue? This was a tester panel. I’m not worried about the white specs (always happens with Amazon panels) I’m more worried about the visible lighter / fuzzy area.

At Alumi Prints (my business name), we’ve recently experienced a few of client requests for metal photo prints in sizes 16x24 inches and larger. Unfortunately, our current equipment does not allow us to meet this demand directly. With that in mind, I’d like to propose a partnership opportunity. I am looking for a reliable collaborator who can handle large-format metal prints with excellent quality and timely delivery. My idea is simple: you produce the prints, and I will sell them under the Alumi Prints brand. In return, we both earn a fair percentage of each sale. To make this work long-term, I need a partner who can offer accessible pricing, full availability, and unwavering professionalism. Please understand that I take my brand reputation seriously—this means quality must be consistent, and deadlines must be met without exception. If you’re open to discussing this opportunity further, I’d love to explore how we can build a mutually beneficial relationship. I am in the US in the Missouri- Kansas area. Please message me if interested. **I currently have a potential buyer for a big family picture.

Just letting everyone know that I have reached out to JPPLUS multiple times and have had no response in regards to the metal frames they were planning on making. I'm not sure if they are still planning to do this or not. It's possible that they just don't want to tell me. If I hear anything back from them, I will let you guys know!

Hey Guys I am burning through a lot of panels and Ink trying to get this right I can’t seem to shake this cloudiness and on the car pic (great sample pics by the way) I have a bit of a hue of green need help with that. But the parrot was 355deg at 6min and as much pressure I can get the press to do and the rolls I tried 345 deg at 5:30 minutes do you have any suggestions? Would lower time at like 350 to like 375 be better maybe less pressure people are saying as max of pressure you can get?? idk I am stumped.

I thought this was really cool and wanted to share. 18”x24” high gloss white