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there was a MM here but don't see them listed anymore http://www.dandtgraphics.com/ ask for Jay

we are also running caldera and the reason we switched is that fact that caldera is able to run different machines and from different computers it is also able to create ICC profiles easier than with VW

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half of what you think at the high end. I's assuming you are also adding the air drying time?

then your customers must be a dream to work with as the colors shifts we have experienced from different rolls are noticeable to put it lightly. the quality should not be a factor as the vinyl warranty is there (all be it a shallow offer from the maker) and you should have an install warranty...

+1 for Johnmpcny give them the option on the print order, print all at once and have a better chance of all the colors being the same. Print one at a time better for storage and handling but has a risk of being slight color shifts.

have you looked at buying an order cold lamination machine? that will provide a lot of the guts needed

The wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round, round and round. The wheels on the bus go round and round, all through the town.

they will cut it down for free. or you cut it your self, wrap up one end tight and use a fine tooth finish saw (ideally a band saw) so there is no need to rotate the material. we have used our table saw and slowly rotated the material came out fine and saw no errors on the media print. Fellers...

try Distributor Central, free membership and we usually see better pricing than what the ASI or PPAI has you are buying from the distributor as you would through ASI or PPAI https://secure.distributorcentral.com/websites/DistributorCentral/default.cfm

Tried all of the mentioned shapes and we found using a hexagon works best. No acute angles / points for the plotter to handle and weeding is a breeze. plus you have nice straight angles to ensure the alignment is correct on all axis

if the dealer you bought it from is no help get another dealer to do the repair http://www.rolanddga.com/dealers/

we had an issue with one of our Roland printers and cutting alignment, took over a year to get it correct. it was BIG HEADACHE!!!!! come to find out they put the wrong motherboard in the 64" machine (board was for a 30") so any width over the 30" was off. we got no material compensation only...

steamer, vinyl zapper or get several gallons of Acetone or Xylene then start scrapping away.

look at the MM section http://www.signs101.com/forums/dto_vendor.php?tabid=37 there are several that do

wanting to make sure that our quote amounts were not out of line. been working with a political campaign for awhile, quoting NUMEROUS products and the QTY breaks for each product FINALLY got a reply back on the yard signs...... they wanted pricing on 18x24 3 color 2 sided QTY 1000, 2500 and...

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Use a 64" printer/plotter and use 60" media = no seams

yeah I wasn't having luck either on an exact match. much appreciated for the input

at least you are only burned on hours and no loss on materials. if they are gone, then send them a bill for design work and if no pay collection agencies will be more than willing to take it.