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So for the transit wrap, would you lay it out so you have 1 horizontal seam near the top, or 2 vertical seams. Since we'd put the seams together on a table and wrap in 1 piece, the seams will have perfect alignment. But in all of your opinions which will look better? 1 horizontal seam or 2...

Wow this looks awesome. Save a ton of time and headaches trying to align panels, especially on a van where things can stretch and contour. Now if I can just convince my installer to give it a shot... Any others out there wrapping like this?

Can you describe the new features and upgrades from the previous version?

I 100% agree.

We probably shouldn't have bought the printer when we did as a startup, but we did and hardly printed with it for the first year, year and a half. Also it was the tech that said 800 hours, Ididn't see for myself. We print much more now a days, and can't survive without a printer. Doing the...

In upstate NY and currently not very happy with Roland, or our dealer. Printer has been down for over a week now, 2 techs have come out and they were supposed to be here again today but aren't... They still don't know exactly what is wrong with the printer, there is another thread posted on...

Thank you

Anybody know the font used for "Tony's"? Thanks,

Update to the situation. (I'm signtimes business partner) Tech left the other day, said the problem is most likely the servo board, and that we can run it as is until it gets fixed. He also tightened up the belt thinking that would compensate for the added pressure that we had to apply during...

Yes 2x4 framing. We considered doing more of an A frame, but thought they don't look as good. I'll double check with my customer and see if they are open to an A frame. Perhaps if we stick with this plan though, we might bring the angled braces up higher on the verticals to make it more...

This is what I have in mind. The gap between the floor and the sign is there so the sign is above the side rails on the trailer. Any thoughts?

Will be building a double sided 8'x4' election sign for the back of a 10' trailer. Trailer has a wood deck that we can lag into. I have an idea of how I want to build the frame and brace it, but was wondering if anybody had a diagram or description of how they have done them in the past...

I couldn't disagree with this statement more. I'm just picturing plopping a 50 yd roll of heavy banner down on that banquet table and seeing it fold in 2. Kinda like the table they use in the wwf that break on purpose. I have no idea why you'd rather muscle a 8' or bigger table around the...

We always keep our laminator in between 2 of our work tables. 1 table in the front as the feed table, and the other table at the back to catch the substrates or prints. We don't have a flatbed, so we mount everything with the laminator. Works out great for us. All of our tables have wheels...

Thanks for the responses. Have a roll of gfphoto240 on order now.

Bueller? Bueller?

Laminate isn't necessary for 2-3 year indoor applications with solvent/eco solvent anyway. Sure it makes handling and installing easier, but not necessary. I would think/hope it would be the same with latex.

Looking for a good glossy poster paper to print on a roland xj540. We use postermax with good results, but it is a luster finish, we need something glossy. Has anybody used Magic gfphoto240 before? How did it work on your roland? We have tried oce hpstrsol before, but it wouldn't print...

Do the HP printers not come with RIP software? Or are you just looking for a better option then what HP offers? Sorry, Roland guy here, but keeping my eye on the HPs

Any update as to when this updated software will be available?