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don't you have to add your cut lines in illustrator regardless? we use versaworks and rasterlink for our solvent printers and we have to add our cut lines in illustrator before bringing them in to the rip so i would just make a grid as you call it

not sure what you can actually do on that machine. we had one of the original truvis VG540 machines and it was a piece of crap. had it for 4 years and it only worked for like 1.5 years ended up trading it in, long story but i really wasn't able to work on that machine. our older machines i could...

what's your test print look like. what inks are you running in that VG, the newer type 2 inks? tough to fix anything in those models because they locked us out so really only a tech can do work on them

wow, that's big difference. listen i guess you do what you have to do to survive. we do POS work for a few big companies as well, Revlon, Maybelline and we do stuff for home depot and amazon. the ink cost was never a problem for us. they are really picky on their quality and color matching as...

we have used 2nd party inks in our roland printers after our warranty was up but they we from a trusted source who we bought the machine from and they gave us a limited warranty using their inks. my main question when this comes up is why does it matter as long as you are charging the customer...

well you definitely want to use a cast vinyl and lam combo and i would probably do it in like 4ft sections to make the install easier and not get too much stretch in the material. just be aware this job is going to suck..haha

i haven't priced paint jobs in years but the customer always thinks wrapping is cheaper than painting but is it? you used to be able to go to mako and get a $1000 paint job, not sure what the quality is but definitely cheaper than wrapping

you will probably want to use a high tack vinyl due to the material you are mounting it to and the wear and tear it will be getting

lind spring makes frames for banners that are mounted to walls and or box trucks. maybe they have something you could use. based on the size it's probably something you will have to build/construct from scratch. how long are they expecting this to be displayed? you could get 2x4's for posts in...

is the material old? did all the peeling prints come from the same roll? any chance you has some dirt or contamination where it's peeling? did you use cast laminate? installed when temp was low?

there is no right or wrong answer for this one. this debate has gone on this site for years. you have to get what will work best for the business you have. i can only give you my experience for 20yrs we have had roland print cut machines and they have worked fine for us. never had a back log in...

buy the printer that best fits your current business and then build/expand off of that. with that said you would need to supply more info for us to help you. what do you do? how much of it do you do? is print size a factor? how much space do you have available for the printer? what equipment do...

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that's mis-information ..haha

maybe a wooden plank attached to the outer portion of the railing with brackets and the fish can be screwed to the plank from the back side. maybe that will be a little out of reach from the passer byers

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when we had our XC-540 and the white heads crapped out we ran the machine for years with cleaning cartridges in those two slots. i do not know for sure but i don't see why you couldn't do that with the LEJ as well. we do have an LEJ als but we do use the white a lot and occasionally the clear/gloss

the TR2 inks aren't bad but i did find that when running a long run and using the take up real some materials had drying issues. meaning they weren't fully dry as they got wound on the take up real leaving damage to the print but i suppose that can be fixed by turning up your post heat. as far...

try cleaning the encoder strip sometimes that can screw stuff up also. after that you may need to get a tech in there