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Anything is possible if the money's there. You could always screen print with spot colors. :) Profiling correclty takes care of a LOT of the matching issues out there. Since the introduction of the Roland Color matching system, I haven't had a problem at all hitting spot colors. Even if...

Please help if you can and thank in advance for looking!

Not a standard sewing machine.. you need a heavy duty one. We just picked one up a couple months ago. It's an EconoSew unit with double needles, locking stitch and a walking foot.

Do a Google search for "Find Chuck Norris". That is some hilarious stuff right there!

You should be able to bring the head back, but chances are you've got a problem with the capping station which caused the head to dry out. As for the wipers.. the machine will self clean even if you're not using it as long as the main power is on. I'd recommend cleaning your machine more...

I honestly dont know if the 300 will do it or not. We can turn it for you in a day though--just give me a call.

I screwed up too--missed the vinyl lettering part. Lettering is ALWAYS done dry. We do wet apps on rock guard and large windows.

v3 is FAR superior to v2 as far as the air egress goes. That said, it does not work as well as v1. It's the look of v2 with a better air egress. You'll find that occasionally small bubbles won't easily push out. These will most likely go away on their own during the wet-out period. If...

RIPC is the Roland Intelligent Pass Control, where the machine lays down LC and LM in both directions to help with the inherent banding created by bidirectional printing. I guess it wouldn't be available on the SP as it's a 4 color machine, but I thought it was.. You should be able to print...

Well, I think someone (NOT me!) spilled something on my laptop and killed it the other day. It's a couple years old, so it's time for a new one anyways. I've always bought Dells for laptops, and have been pretty happy with them. I've never actually had any major problems (the only thing I can...

We typically print them using the RIPC profiles on standard (not sure if they're available on your SP or not), but it prints a six foot panel in about 10 minutes.

While it's true each media will print differently, the difference between 3551 and 3951 would be minimal, and probably nearly unnoticeable. You've probably got a profile switch either in the RIP or the color settings of Photoshop. I assume you're outputting to .tif files? If so, open each...

We use the LBV profile on billboard mode.

That's normal. Sometimes the pumps are in the closed (or partially closed) position and will not let the fluid drain quickly. As soon as they turn again it's pumped away.

With ISA just ending, I'd get on the phone with some of the companies that exhibited and see if they have any show specials going on. I know Denco had a special on the Epson 6000 for $17,900 (MSRP is $27,900 or $28,900, can't remember which). We've owned (and own) three Rolands and have...

We use Triangle inks on a bulk system. We have been very pleased with the inks overall, and love the cost savings (for us, it's on the order of about $4k a month). We have had zero issues and have been running them on the XC for just shy of two years, and on the XJ since it was new about a...

Make sure the layer you want to adjust is selected also..

Thats really weird.. Maybe make the an inch longer than you need?? j/k wish I could help