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Nope, Roland XC-540, bought new. It is under 24 month warranty.

can you print a match?

well, our machine is only 16 months old so I havent had any problems thus far; but I would hate to switch inks and suddenly have to call support once a month. has anyone had issues with increased clogs, slower dry times or lack of color fastness that they could report? these are the things I am...

I moved down here about 3.5 years ago from northern IL (by Northern I mean north of Kankakee. lol) there is too many sign shops down here if you ask me, but I'm biased. funny you mention switching to Lyson while there is an active thread "problem with Lyson ink":covereyes:

when I distress something in photoshop, I use brushes. if there is a background that I want to show through I use them as erasers, otherwise I pick a color from within the design and use the brush to paint over top. there are some good grunge brushes here and you can also search for cracks wich...

I searched for 20/20 and got nothing. maybe i did something wrong. I am running about a 16 month old roland xc-540. Just looking for opinions from people who have made the switch.

print test looks nasty! I'd get that taken care of first, and work my way down.

we tried to do that, but the local printers had very limited stock selection, and even they couldn't come close to competing with online prices. I hate having to send business out of the area, but when the local area cant compete on at least one level, quality or price, its hard to do it.

What is the consensus on 20/20 inks. I figure they have been around long enough now to get some good opinions on whether or not its worth it to make the switch.

Make sure you keep some vistaprint samples in the shop, and when they say they can get them cheaper at vistaprint, whip them out and show them the quality next to yours, and ask them which one they would rather have representing them by proxy. I have tried a few printers for outsourcing and have...

Makes sense then.

looks good. Im not sure I like the plane being on there though. I understand it was on the business card, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with her business (speculation) and might be confusing.

whenever I have to fit a curve, I take a piece of scrap backing paper, lay it on the object and trim it until its right, then I take some measurements from the flat paper, and make a template in illustrator

eh, eh?

Im looking to get a job making some industrial style decals. I'd need a super thick luster finish laminate say around 15-18 mil to match what they are already getting. All of the really thick lams that I have found are gloss. any ideas?

whats your screen name again?:doh:

just call the stock image company. I had a similar question with iStockphoto and they answered the question immediately and I ended up not needing an extended license.

what if after the sign was finished it was laminated, and the edges wraped around to the back? just a thought.

Thank in advance!:thankyou:

I was wondering if you were actually using 18x24 blanks or not. I'm assuming that now you will print to cover a 4x8 sheet and then cut right?