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Here is how I do most of my larger signs (even though I have the large big squeegee but it always seems my wife is unavailable to help me every time we have a large sign to do) I would line up the print and temporarily tape it in place. At one end I roll it back and peel off about 4" of backing...

We have all of our machines on a huge UPS System. Then all of that is surge protected. We have had the power go out a few times and it has take right over no issues.

Thanks Pat I appreciate it. That is what I thought but thought i would double check with some others that might know for sure.

Hey everyone I was wondering what would be the best adhesive remover for the the front of lighted signs. I have a client that had already removed the old graphics themselves without any heat and left a lot of adhesive behind that I need to clean up this weekend before applying the new stuff...

Sorry GypsyGraphics but go back and look at my picture and then look at what you put up....the E's are not even close. Your font they are pointed and the one I posted is rounded....Sorry but I am a detail freak and spot everything. Thanks anyways.

I appreciate everyone's help. From what I could tell after seeing Rodeo Clown I would have to say that is pretty darn close.

The guy that I am doing this for said he thought it was condensed something but could not remember.

Hey everyone...I thought I would never have to resort to this but any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Big Z

Thanks for your help guys. I will give it a shot.

Running a Roland SP-540V with VW.

Good morning everyone. I have a customer I am going to be doing some full color yard signs for. I was going to print them in billboard quality but here is the question. Seeing as what PPI you set your file up as affects the DPI or final output what PPI have you used for something like this...

If I was bidding this job I would suggest using a product called Banner Grip. www.bannergrip.com And sell it as a way for them to not only get their name up on the building but an easy and good looking way to run advertising several times a year. The can then just roll the banners up and...

I always us 0.25 Point stroke in Illustrator and have never had this problem in VW

I have had the same trouble since I bought my SP-540V brand new about a year or so ago. For me it doesn't matter what type or material or profile. IT is hit and miss. I printed five 3.5' x 3.5' prints a few weeks ago and some had it some didn't and those that did have it they were not even in...

My next question would be when you import to VW are you seeing it there or just when you print it.

I am not sure I understand...Can you post a picture?

I have an SP-540 and the only time I ever got a feed motor error was when I tried to print directly to magnet material a few times. Then I gave up printing directly to magnet material. You know that on the right side of the rollers that is a little hinged brake that you can flip back and down...

Kingofwraps T3 has sn SP-540 and he said further up in the post that he bought one and has it on its way and will let us know how it works. I am in the same boat as you I have an SP-540V and am looking at this for my machine as well because the babysitting is getting old. Waiting to hear the...

I have an SP-540V and run it on carpet....in fact my whole shop is carpet and never really had any troubles with static.

One of the issues I could see would be if your current job will provide insurance for those little ones and doing this will not...I was in your position recently....I was working a full time day job and vinyl at night trying to get enough business going so that I could pay for insurance and do...