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I looked at that link, and while I have no problem with showing them that I BUILT the banner correctly, there is nothing there that shows how to PROPERLY HANG IT. Anyone have a link for proper/federal regulated over-the-road installation of a large banner?

No, I did not give any kind of warranty - expressed or implied. :-) I did mention beforehand how I SUGGEST they hang it, with cables top and bottom. But I am sure they feel they know it all, and therefore my comments fell on deaf ears. Again, I am certain the install is to blame - not my...

Made a 4' x 20' double sided banner with 18 oz Bantex Herculite earlier this year. Banner was printed both sides, sewn all sides with 1" webbing for reinforcement. Just found out it was shredded last Friday due to some high winds. The tricky part is that I didn't install this, the city did...

Happy B-Day Gino!

Then I don't think Wasatch will do it the way you want. However, I think there is a control on the printer itself that will change the advance/feed before each job. If you set it at, say, 4 inches then it will advance/feed 4" before printing. However, I'm not sure which menu key that is...

In Wasatch under the "Layout" screen, on the left side there is a tab for "Unit Options". You will see a Gap control setting there with a small window and an up/down button to adjust.

Ultimate value in a dealer should be easy to establish if it is a true "apples to apples" comparison regarding brands. For instance, if I KNOW I need to buy a Roland XC-540 printer then it is a pretty straight forward decision regarding a handful of Roland dealers based on price, customer...

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Just paid another year's subscription as a premium member for exactly that reason and more!!! Love Signs101

If you're certain 99% of what you will do would be just paint mask and the occassional lettering project, decal, etc. then a 30" machine should suffice. If you're going to get a printer, then you need a cutter with optical registration to match your printer to do contour cuts. If you're just...

Yes, me too!

Good to see you back on here, and I must say I am glad you're focusing on selling to the trade again. Also, while the new website is different I am liking it more and more, especially on repeat orders. Big time saver!!!!

They're the best I've found - pricey? Yes. Worth it? - definitely.

This :goodpost: Adobe offers a form online that you can download and fill out to transfer the software. http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/152/tn_15281.html KEY REQUIREMENTS: - You must initiate the product transfer as the current owner of the product license. The receiver of the license...

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Yeah, but I heard only 52% of the time.

Nice sign...but deep fried butter????

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I personally do not like the 15 oz. Key blockout. It prints very chalky/washed out vs. the regular Key banner 13 oz material. Also, even though they rate it as a 15 oz. material, I have more faith in the regular 13 oz as this stuff feels more like wet paper than banner material. *If you...

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