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I hear ya. My property taxes are well over $10,000 per year now. I'd bail if I didn't have an established business.:cool: .

New Jersey and you, perfect together... Remember those commercials?...:Big Laugh... Crooked politicians and the highest property taxes in the country.:rolleyes: Welcome from NorthWest NJ...:wink:

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It is in 7.6, It should be in 7.5

Try tightening up the line pitch a little more. How clean is your calendered material? Your print head may be picking up debris on the material. Try cast vinyl. You'll get much better results unless it is a pixel going bad on the print head.

If you want to use hotter inks I'd suggest looking at the Mimaki line rather than a Roland conversion. Unless you need a printer/cutter combo machine. Give Barry a shout at printingdigital.net, he had a similar Roland setup with a bulk inks system. His website banner is at the bottom of the...

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The Roland SP300V and the 540V are great entry level printers. I haven't seen a negative thread started about either model on any of the sign forums.:thumb: Choosing the size of the printer is something only you can decide.

You can also download a few different ones at Barry's site. http://www.printingdigital.net/

Go to view> color> open table> go into the swatch library and select the one you want. Then go to view > create swatch.

White Zinfandel.....:rolleyes: I pictured you as a Coors man....:beer

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Using a full color photo of the customers truck is a great sales tool but it's also nice to have the outlines on hand when needed. I prefer the digital camera myself but for $99. I'd go w/ the Car & Truck Collection 2006. Pro Vehicle outlines is $600 to start then apx. $250 per year for updates.

I use medium tack R-Tape conform and it adheres well to the wax liner.:thumb: I haven't noticed the thinner paper Pro speaks of but I have experienced tearing from the edges when getting towards the end of the roll. Bad slitting can cause that and also the roll being wound to tight from the...

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You won't get much on a trade in. I would keep it until it craps out or keep it as a back up. I have a Anagraph AE60e from 97 that just won't quit. Almost 10 years out of a $2,500 plotter.:thumb: Still cuts great.

The Roland PC 60 or 600 is best on small, short run decals. Sure it can print larger but you will be kicking yourself when to break a K ribbon 90% thru your cmyk print and have to start over. Banding issues are also something to consider with the 1/2 in. printhead. What size decals are you...

Give John Deaton a call. http://www.deatondesigns.com/cartooning.html