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Top fuel dragster funny car. Just a little grocery-getter with a few thousand horse. We're completely changing the car color using 3M's new 1080. Sponsor's colors are Orange and Black. We've not used 1080 before but heard it's pretty nice to work with.

Around here they're just plain ol' "party boats".

Crazy question, but why do you prefer to purchase it from a hardware store?

I would think maybe the condition of the printing heads would be important. A tech can diagnostically plug in to the firmware and tell you how much life is left in them. At $1000 a pop replacement costs, that's valuable info. Just my 2 cents.

What's interesting? They don't show anything of the printer's capabilities at all? Strictly a teaser video....without the tease. Yep, nothing there to get you interested. Don't care for a red machine in the work environment either. By the way, we are Roland here. And will be in the market...

Serpentine? Not at work right now so I can't check.

Wow.....yer good.

Incidentally this is a logo we designed but the client didn't go for it. But they supplied some of the lettering in a jpg format and now we have to cut some vinyl for the fleet, but we don't know the font. (just the Wilcox & Flegel portion)

Yeah, well that much is true. We recently landed the contract to letter (25) municipal busses. (We've done eight so far) But I'm told that we were the "low bid", low qualified bid, that is. City requires that they accept the lowest qualified bid. Now I'm wondering how much money was left on...

I've been wanting to ask this for some time. Just how much to prices vary in this large and diverse country? I understand that the East is far more populated than the West. I understand that large cities, be they in the East or West are more expensive to live in so I would expect sign prices...

I'm quite leery of buffets. Sorry for your troubles, but it's the food-handling that's the "wild card", both by the wait staff......and the patrons. Yikes! You never can know about that stuff.

Stacy, by all means, meet with and get advice, from your own lighting professional. I'm pretty sure the electrical shop that replaced all 32 of our eight foot fixtures (4 long bulbs in each fixture) said these were special "color correcting" tubes. We now have 64 fixtures with shorter bulbs...

Ok Techman, I know that you're head and shoulders above most of us with respect to this tech-y stuff. But tell me, once one is up and running again (after a system restore) shouldn't his proprietary security program catch any residual malware after running a full scan? I guess I just don't...

Yeah, I know. But we just spent $4000.00 for color corrected lights all throughout the entire shop. Frustrating!

I'm using VW 4.0. Greys also tend toward greenish, but it's not as large a problem. Right now I'm color correcting within VW itself and re-checking colors. Does the Roland just have "bias" toward green? I thought that I'd read that somewhere on this forum, but the search feature didn't...

I run a Roland printer. Ever since I've owned it I've had this same problem. Most colors look okay until I go outside the store with them. Whoa! Then medium browns look really greenish! Is there some way to color correct this or is it just a function of the inks and profiles, etc.?

Purchased from Summa directly? (Seattle)

System Restore is your best friend. Especially if you have Windows 7. If this happens again, reboot in Safe Mode (f8) and go directly to Start-up Windows repair. After that go to System Restore. Pick the most recent critical update date. Let the system run through that and then re-boot in...

The solution, for anyone who might be following this thread, is that the center "pair" of registration marks MUST be equal distance from the forward and rearward pairs. If that makes sense. Read the manual but didn't see that important point. All's well now, back in business. Thanks to all...

Yes, true. This post was made when they were closed and I've been in touch with them this morning. We're working together on the problem.