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Most places do not require it and the ones that do have the very old sign manual.

VHB does not stick well to PVC at all.

I've been trying for two years to find one also. I almost got a local machine shop to convert my hiker grommet press into one.

I've never heard of using a photocell on equipment like that. I suggest replacing it with a new one. Bypassing it could lead to larger issues down the road.

I've done a few large banners, the biggest at 7' X 30'. Just 13oz banner anchored every 2 - 4 feet again the building is good. I don't use wind slits, they are worthless.

Oracal has a special printable reflective.

Looks like either a laminating issue or pressing too hard and the laminate stuck to the glass.

So basically a forgive and forget?

Make sure to use the Oraguard 290-F for it.

I don't pay myself. My wife pays the bills and I put my portion back into the business.

Blender is my go to. I've been using it for about 9 years. Easy to pick up and learn, thousands of videos on it. There is also a course on udemy that is like $20 and has 48.5 hours of videos, they walk you through from being a first time user all the way to professional level.

I usually do 3 - 4 hours on light ink and 6 - overnight on heavy ink.

For now, just delete the jobs by hand until it's figured out. I've never used an auto delete on versaworks, so not sure. You can always call Roland and talk to them about it.

I am assuming you mean the 24" X 36" size. I pay $47.54 each for mine, but shipping to you would be quite expensive.

He messaged me as well wanting to buy banners.

It's coming from a government auction, usually schools sell these, so it most likely doesn't have professional people running it.

A plotter, printer or anything. I don't deal with small format or Gerber products

I see a printer for sale that is a UV wide format printer, I can tell in the photos that it's unplugged and all of the ink is still in it. I know with Solvent and Eco-Solvent that it will damage the print heads and dry up in the lines, however is that the case for UV printers as well? If I have...

Your equipment isn't worth it. Sorry to say... If you had wide format equipment such as 64" printers or something, I would have been interested. Thanks for sharing.

3/16" is perfect for the thickness, 18' you may consider a 1/4". However use Polycarbonate instead of Acrylic. Also you can only get 18' as a roll stock, which is going to be wavy. The only real way to find a solution for that is to screw in one side of the face and stretch tight and screw in...