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Not sure where 'here' is but we do building/wall graphics all the time. At 16', depending on location, type of wall, you could be looking at anywhere from 2-6 hours. Most of them are printed than applied to the wall.

Whats the max size of material for your printer? That's what size plotter you should get.

Depends on the Logo, info, colors, size, etc... there are a lot of variables to consider.

2 pass is pretty big and would cause banding so I would think that it's pretty normal. If you had banding at 8 or 12 pass, that would be more concerning.

Also maybe look at your ink density and number of passes.

I've done this several times and you could do several things. You could use primer 94 along the edges, use a piece of clear lam to seal it, or you could wrap over the edge. You could also make them disposable so it doesn't matter.

What are you optimizer levels. Have you tried changing them?

Taxes? Haahaahahahahahahahaha No taxes in Alaska.

Nope, I usually feed half way into the heater. Usually don't have any problems. Try using a leader attached to the take up roller and feed material back through the printer. Banner material works great.

For what piece of equipment, make, and model?

I think that they are basically looking for someone to to run/build a business, If they have money behind it, it might not be a bad deal if they're willing to negotiate a little.

I tried but you didn't answer....

You can also try a bomb site mark where you line of the registration marks by hand we do it all the time with reflective.

Does the 8000 series not have the laser built in? I never take the cutter out as on mine the laser is built into the head.

My 570's will jam sometimes but most of it is because of user error. If it's jamming ALL THE TIME, when is it jamming, when it's printing or when it's loading? If it's jamming when your loading, try to give the material a 'smile' cut, this way the center will lead through the machine. If it's...

We tried the laptop thing with our rip for a little bit. Found it to unstable to use long term. Battery issues, charger issues, graphics issues, processor issues, port issues, when something went wrong it was more expensive to fix and we were down longer. Plus the thing just sat there anyways...

Jpegs are the bane of our existence. If you have to work in a raster format why not use one that is uncompressed such as PNG, TIFF, you could also save as a PDF. All or any of these will help you out.

Charge by the hour not by the SqFt. How many hours is it going to take you? Does the truck have rivets, what type of material, how complex is the graphic, what about cleaning and prep, are you printing or just installing, are you a sub contractor, is it in your facility?

What are you trying to cut? Small text, script, something with a lot of detail? Like ikarasu said above IJ180 is not great to do small cuts with and can give you very mixed results depending on what your doing and how your doing it. If you have to do it out of IJ180, maybe try adjusting the...

They actually make a special plexi saw blade... I think it made by Freud. We use it all the time and it's pretty awesome.