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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: disneytoy on November 24, 2015, 03:34:58 pm
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Quick Question,
I use Epson Exhibition Watercolor. A rather thick textured paper. i just got an order in yesterday for a job, and one end is banged-up/creased.
I contacted Ink and Media yesterday and today, and still have not got a response. I realize this stuff drop ships from Epson I guess.
Is it unreasonable to expect undamaged rolls? Or do I take the loss?
I've been printing 2-up 22x32 for a client, so I use the full 44" width. The crush is an inch-2" so I won't be able to print 2.
Any thoughts or experience?
Maxi
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You certainly don't have to put up with the damage. Ink and Media took your order - they should remedy it. My supplier here in NZ for Breathing Color wouldn't hesitate to replace a damaged item.
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Where are the end caps.
They would have prevented that damage if they were on in the box?
You could make a UPS claim as well if it was damaged by them?
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Return the roll to the supplier. Usually a call or an email with photos is all that's needed.
Any paper you buy new should arrive undamaged.
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Okay. Day 2. They are on the East Coast, and I emailed them Monday at 2:30PM California time. I also sent them a message via their website. Then today I forwarded the info and pictures to their SALES Dept. Still no response.
Very weird, since i have been dealing with them for a couple years and have always found their CS to be very fast responding. I'll send off a couple more e-mails and see if they respond by Wednesday.
When I got my 9890 in January, UPS lost one of the rolls of paper I ordered in the package. I remember my sales rep had to initiate the UPS claim. Not the receiver.
It really sucks. I just ran out of the Exhibition WC Friday. Love the stuff. Ink and Media Wholesale usually ships super fast, 1-2 days. Was going to complete the order for my client and get it to him before T-day.
Thanks for your input.
Paper had end caps. I think this damage was before shipping. Their is a mark along the edge of the roll to the center. I dont think that could happen with the end caps on.
:-(
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Update:
Got an e-mail today (day 3) there were sorry. Supposedly, they are shipping a replacement and I am waiting for a "call tag" for the damaged roll. Hopefully I can make my Client's deadline. I e-mailed him explaining the paper situation, but haven't heard back. If the paper does indeed get delivered Monday, I will be 2 days past the deadline by the time he receives the prints.
I don't think it was a REAL deadline. So we will see.
Thanks for all your advice.
Now hopefully the new roll is good. To be honest I think the damage came from Epson before the roll went into the box. The endcaps look fine. The corner of the box is smooshed a bit, but doesn't show any impact.
Then, I noticed, dead center of the roll a eraser side depression. And it shows into the layer below as well. Nothing on the outside of the box was penetrated?