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"Where The Price Is Always In The Ballpark"... Ballpark Signs..lol, gotta stay sporty. ;)

I just use a 42" LCD TV 1080P... I have not used a monitor in 4 or 5 years for my shop. When I work on someones computer that uses a monitor, I just think...wow that is small. lol... LCD TV's are great, but they will be taking sooooooooooooo many print jobs away from us here on out. Why...

I love doing Chevy Express Vans... The channels are not bad at all. Use a bit of primer 94, if you want a bit more tac to help them long term. I would not suggest to cut reliefs. Post heat your contours.... should be good to go. Good luck...

Great!!! Thanks for the reply, this will save us quite a bit of money! Ordering one for us now... Thanks again for the heads-up. :)

Bump... Hoping this is real, that is a very good deal. If so, thanks for the link!!!

I like the site and gallery, very clean and professional.

I have used a lot of the Arlon 6000 XRP with the 3220 laminate. I have had no issues over the last 2 years. I love the stuff and would suggest it to anyone that is looking for a great combo wrap kit between $700-$750. Always clean the heck out of every corner on the vehicle. We also use...

Here is our current work in progress...lol. www.ballparksigns.com We are getting ready for another upgrade that will include an online store option and design center. I would suggest to hire a professional to help get your site up fast. Otherwise, it can take months to get it looking...

Thanks! There is some great brushes and other design elements on that site!

Amazing design concepts that truly capture one's attention!!! WOW...really...WOW!

I wonder how many people there are canceling their memberships in hopes that a fire burns down their house and they get a fat check from the insurance company...lol. J/k... He should have paid the membership dues to the ol' please put out the fire before my life goes up in smoke. Money makes...

Outstanding work...:U Rock: Awesome from the design to the installation. :omg2: The first wrap project with the tree company is an award winner for sure. I would have had a hard time giving them the keys back..lol. Work like that is hard to let go. ;)

Wow... He/She does some amazing work!

I think TIF files are the best file type to print from Photoshop. Flatten the image and save as a tiff. Gotta love the XC-540, it is a work horse and then some.

Welcome to the site... Looks like you have some very nice products on the site. I will bookmark it and research the site once I get a bit more time.

I have heard horror stories about the 4560 GTX from a friend that has used it. It seems the only time they used it was for box trucks, even then they had to redo it for their client within about 4 months. I have used about a lot of the 6000XRP and think the world of it. It goes down very easy...

I use Versaworks and the following CMYK values: 40, 60, 40, 100... love the rich black results.

I would think it is your CPU not being able to handle some large files and you are ripping while printing. or Your network needs to be restarted and check the running processes for large files. What type of CPU do you have...specs?

Try... * Environmental match option on your roland printer. * Clean heads. * Check head height. * Clean encoder strip. ...good luck.

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