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I like Convex for plastic surfaces. http://www.convexvinyl.com/?utm_source=Campaign+Created+2014%2F04%2F17%2C+10%3A28+AM&utm_campaign=ConvexAnnouncement&utm_medium=email

I'd like to know the procedure for locating and cleaning the encoder strip sensor.

Am I the oddball here? I simply write this stuff down and store it for future reference.

Low tack transfer tape.

Many locations vandals are just hell bent on destroying anything shiney and new, short of putting it 30 feet up in the air there is not really much else you can do.

Tell them you will need to recreate artwork in vectors, 1 hour = $75.00

I'm with Mosh, End of life?

And yet I printed a $2,500 order just this last week on my ColorScam. My ColorScam still works flawlessly but I never did expect it to be something it is not. Roland Still Kicks Butt.

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3640 is the worst possible selection you could have made for long term exterior use. 210 lam also a bad choice for long term outdoor use. 3951 or 3751 with 290 lam for long term exterior use. Here you go - http://www.orafol.com/9872

I'm curious as to what blade people are using for cutting printed & laminated vinyl. I originally used the standard Roland 45 degree blade that came with the SP-300V, no problems even cutting fine detail or even up to 10 mil MX decals. After a couple years I threw in an extra blade holder and...

Step ladders and a plank, scaffolding and a plank.

I think "traditional sign painters" would have been a bit more appropriate.

What specific vinyl brand and color are you needing? The two companies I mentioned carry colors most people are unaware of, these colors can be found on their Roll Striping Color Charts and not on their Sign Vinyl Color Charts. Also roll striping is exactly what the name says it is, it is...

Why not just purchase roll striping, I would recommend Universal Products or Sharpline Converting. You can also purchase a Ronan Slitter to cut down roll striping to desired widths.

Isn't a flatbed cutter the standard equipement choice for these type applications? I've done a few sets on my Roland SP-300V using 6 mil. Convex High Bond vinyl and 4 mil. Convex Motowrap Laminate without any issues, shoot I even used the standard blade.

Nevermind, I found it. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?46339-Overspray

I recently saw a link to PDF file of the Roland service bulletin regarding overspray / misting but cannot seem to locate it now. Does anyone know where I can find this?

Where do you all recommend to purchase these parts? And would they be what Roland would provide? Printhead, Dampers, Captops, Wipers, Etc.

Thanks guys :thumb: