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I did not know ritrama made banner material. I will have to check that out I will go ahead and check out this calandered vinyl and see what it is all about.

Had a sales rep come in today and gave me some pretty good pricing on Ritrama 1955 Calandered vinyl. I am currently using Oracal 3651 for our flat signage stock and am curious to if anyone has used this stuff before. Any good or bad reviews? It is a 3 mil instead of 2.5 but on signage that is...

I really like the overall look. It was really nice until I scrolled down and I got lost and confused at first glance. It is a really neat effect but got me lost for a minute. Awesome work Joe and crew!

Poor Lisa:doh:

So do you think it is a defective roll? to have that much? I just do not want to send a roll back and them tell me the roll is fine I got that at about 4' out.

36" I have to run unidirectional to eliminate it but was color proofing so I ran it on bi-directional. I gotta do some feed adjustments for the 36" obviously.

Yeah it is fairly bad on 36" still trying to get a handle on it. Dust is my main issue right now more than ever.

Put a different roll of 36" 180cv3 in and no issues. So I guess that would answer my question? Still not happy with my dust management anyone got any pointers on a good way to try to keep dust out, I bag all my media as soon as I am done using it. Guess I will have to call and get a...

I can not get this 36" roll of IJ180cv3 to print right to save my life. Right out of the box into the printer and it is doing this even after 4-5 ft into the roll. My initial thought was dust so I opened up the printer and used air duster to try to get the dust out wiped everything down...

Looking to upgrade to 54" or larger vinyl plotter that can detect registration marks for cutting printed graphics.

me personally i like 3m 180cv3. I think it is easier to work with then 3751 but it is all personal preference to different installers.

Quality...Umm no..last time I ordered a banner from them for a test print of 100 banners we had to do..It was terrible. Manageable quality maybe, out of this world quality, big no.

Ya it is all 3m comply which is great right? What they do not tell you is it is liquid laminated. Trust me I just installed some for a buddy of mine and it is so brittle, tears, does not have any stretch to it at all it really is hard stuff to work with. Maybe I am just not use to installing non...

I did not want to stock substance so I outsourced all our mx graphics. Eventually I stopped offering them as making $15-20 a kit was not worth the hassle. I let the guys that specialize in motocross graphics do it and refer my clients their way.

never had any problem with fellers here. They fix any issues we have no questions asked. They make sure we get product the next day and get any issues resolved. I am sure most will say the same IMO Fellers is top notch.

Best reds I have seen in a solvent printer have been from a Roland VS using canned profiles and settings in versaworks.

ha...Do not do this...You can normally buy the mossy oaks and realtree by the roll. Not sure how good their patterns are I have seen some done and they looked nice. Probably better than most aurora stuff would.

I can not get the Wrap Cut to make any bends or curves...On straight line surfaces it works just as good I suppose but I struggle with the red wrapcut on corners.

one of these again...Mosh I am sure can point you in the right direction :rock-n-roll::rock-n-roll:

I like it. I am only worried about removals. 180 comes off like butter most the time. 3751 has not been out long enough I do not think to see how removal is after 4-5 years. I really like 3751 print quality.