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The roland color library swatches are in the actual Versaworks folder. You need to design your file in illustrator using the spot colors from the roland color library, then once you bring it into versaworks, click the "convert to spot color" I hope that answered your question

got quoted $4 a square foot, single sided, locally. getting closer :)

This is more for us to hold up in the crowd at a show....like a flag. But it looks like the idea may get shot down Lol

Anyone else?? I need something to use more like a throwaway so I was hoping not to be into them for more than $25-35 each....Might just have to print it on banner material, but it's just too heavy, was hoping more for a fabric

I really don't want to go through some big commercial supplier, as it's just a personal project. Was just curious if any of you guys do it

Hey guys....I am in need of just ONE (maybe two) 3'x5' custom flag for my shop. Do any of you guys here do this? This is a project for me personally and I thought of a cool idea that I'd like to play with :) Shoot me a PM if you do please! Matt

Will those allow printing a thin black line the entire boundary of the image? (a black box?)

Still looking for that vertical/horizontal spacing option :) Also, maybe I'm blind, but what about a "print image boundary" option with a color selection box. We do a lot of White banners and need to know the boundary to fold/hem on. Obviously this can be achieved in illustrator before bringing...

Good to know!!! Now the question is, why doesn't anyone make a "Wet" carbon fiber wrap film?

Really? That's a good deal. Our local roland dealer here stocks only some of the roland print media and it's more expensive than the rolanddga store WITH shipping. PS don't bother with Roland's Glossy banner material. We bought four rolls when it was on sale a year ago for $30-something and it...

You have four choices..... C, M, Y and K....i'd love to know which of those I'm doing wrong to make red.

That is somewhat glossy, but not the resin look like this:: http://www.decalfx.com/carbon_2_sheets.html DecalFX price is pretty damn high -- not sure how to mark that up. VinylEFX Carbon Fiber is EXACTLY what the customer is looking for, but it's metallized vinyl and will not stretch.

I just called the di-noc architectural film department at 3M and the girl asked others in the office....they had never heard of the gloss carbon you are talking about...

WOW that doesn't look bad!

That is correct :) I never understood why all you sign guys on here have such negative attitudes...If I can wrap the interior pieces with a wet looking carbon fiber and make $300 real quick, why would I turn it down? Customer removes and provides pieces, we wrap and hand em back.

Being a sign/wrap shop, why in the world would I point the customer to a kit already made?

geeez, I didn't realize it'd be such a tough request! I think hydrographics won't give the depth he's looking for. It's a BMW m6, expensive car -- not looking for grey dots on black vinyl. Looking for something that looks more like the real thing..unless hydrographics can do that as well?

Hey guys, have a customer looking to wrap some interior trim pieces on his vehicle...he wants to use carbon fiber film. Usually we'd use 1080 Carbon for this, however, he is requesting it to look more like resin'd carbon fiber...where it's glossy/wet finish. Does anyone currently make a...

Right on....Run the printer on Vacuum: Auto - and it should work for just about anything. Then set your rip to use printer settings (not media settings).

No one has ever complained about reds on our machine either...but maybe I'm not picky enough? We just roll 0-100-100-0 on Max Impact....unless someone has redder red? haha