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Considering you will need to replace more than the print heads because it's been sitting sooo long and Roland's are made to stay working...You'll probably need to replace the following: Heads, Ink Lines, capping Station, Dampers, Maybe the pump, possibly the encoder strip. Now, considering much...

Yeah, it also shows you how they try to move machines that otherwise will sit around collecting dust. That's what happens when you roll out technology every other year...you are stuck with product nobody will buy because they have later and greater options. Look what Roland is doing with the...

It didn't start as trolling. It was an attempt at humor and for those in the industry who know better...got that. Those who didn't...got trolled.

Welcome from the Bluegrass region.

Yeah, I tried getting the same spot on the vehicle without getting customers info or logo in the pic. It's the same spot on art but driver side had no door, pass had swing open...hence handle.

So I printed part of a van wrap on what was left of a roll of Avery 1005 and the rest I printed on a new roll of 1105. You can clearly see the difference of what they did with the receptivity on the printing surface with the new 1105. Same ink cartridges, same day, same temps, same printer, same...

Yes, the Newer version of 1005 is 1105. Identical except for the printing surface. It now (so far) no longer prints splotchy and is receptive to all inks (Latex, Eco-Sol alike) I noticed the difference as night and day because I printed half a vehicle with the rest of a roll of 1005 and the rest...

Aww...Don't listen to those guys. They're just mean and don't like helping other people out. Your best bet for the latest wrap material is on ebay. There are a few places on there you can find chrome for less than a dollar a linear foot FOB! For printing purposes though I would recommend anyone...

We've been using the PWV (Premium Wrap Vinyl) profile for the Envision.

Whoah there! I didn't say Roland and other solvent printers don't update their technology. Just because there are "some" L25500 customers since 2008 doesn't prove the point that Latex is a "tried and true" technology. It's still going through growing pains. Of course all technology continues to...

I'm uploading a 4'x30' Banner right now. I'll check it out when it gets here but the one from a few years ago is still up on my customers' building. They're just changing the name. Thanks Signs365 for making it so affordable and worry free that I don't have to get 25 feet into a banner on my...

You know what I HATE about SIGNS365?? I'll tell you what I hate. I hate how tempting they make it to quit using my printer and just sub almost everything out to them so I can get other things done and still make a profit. It's even bugging me right this second as I talk about it. I HATE IT!

I think perhaps it's a little premature to call Latex a "tried and true technology". It seems every other year or so HP seems to be releasing newer models to fix (improve upon) the issues of each previous model. That's the opposite of tried and true, that is a "developing technology". I'm not...

Been under a rock for the last 2 years?

It wasn't supposed to be trolling when it began. It was supposed to be humorous to those of us who ACTUALLY Wrap for a living and understood the insanity of the layout and all the sarcasm in the instructions. They were the OPPOSITE of what a good layout is. However, since so many did not...

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Ok Nate, you've "disliked" my post (this thread) and are one of the any who have no clue that it is clearly a joke. So for that I'll have to also point out that you have no clue that this thread is not the place for your advertisement/spam as a merchant member. It has nothing to do with this...

So should I make panel #12 2 horizontal panels instead of 1 vertical one? Since there is a light splitting it?

I was gonna see how many would take it seriously before someone jumped on and laughed at them. Hilarious that there are some dense folks out there.