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We sell the Summa's so I can tell you they are very well built with 2yr warranty. Best part is lifetime free tech support based out of Washington state so open till 8pm est. Blade swapout is a cinch and it registers and contour cuts nicely. The other two cutters are also well built - its akin...

If you got a hot laminator, Contravision TT is awesome for this - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfIxtQMJ8SE

Vinyl zapper. We sell them and they work amazing on old, set in vinyl - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnplRocybbk

Def Convex - high bond or gear wrap. Will work but it will cost you (ie your customer)

Convex High Bond or Gear Wrap. If curves are a bit too extreme, you may want to use a very conformable digital product (even though unprinted) such as 3M IJ380cv3

So long as it is not a powder coated paint and is properly cleaned and sprayed with Isopropyl, than ya, should work fine

Try an untra-removable or changeable vinyl instead. Stronger bond and still comes off clean on glass. When you get your oil change done, the reminder sticker placed on the corner that comes clean off, that's an ultra-removable. May even be cheaper than SC.

Not sure if they have this model Dodge but try - http://www.sign.com/SAi_Clip_Art317.asp?cmd=browse&browseTable=11 for individually-sold templates

DRS6222 - I meant power consumption in comparison to a solvent inkjet, like a Mimaki or a Mutoh. I see you posted the Mutoh/HP comparison so thanks for that, came across it before and was looking for it.

Ya I think it's rather plug and play and sits passively adjacent to the printer. Either way, thanks Randya

Hi Patrick: I am the inside sales rep at ND Graphics Toronto and the product that you are looking for is called Dreamscape, which comes in different sheens and textures and is fully solvent printable and can be applied to walls with regular wall paper paste. Contact ND Vancouver at...

Ha ha, I actually am the dealer and I cannot find any information on this. Mutoh has only the diagram of this product but very little information. It seems relatively straightforward but while I am waiting for it to arrive, I'm trying to see if any info or users out there who can shed some...

Hi All: I've heard the power draw/power usage on this machine is quite high. A few of my clients (I'm a distributor sales rep) who are smaller shops who have this noticed an appreciable increase in their electrical bill once the machine was in. Any thoughts on this?

For a compact camera, the Canon S95 is the best. I was seriously considering it but then I opted for an interchangeable lens compact camera (new sorta hybrid between DSLR and P&S - you can use different lenses but the camera body itself is compact P&S size). Checked out a few and decided on...

Hi All: This is Mutoh part # PJ4-MTB. Does anyone have any pics of this apparatus either off or on the machine? How is the install process, complex or plug-and-play. Thanks all, there is barely any information on the web on this part. Zul Hirji

Ya figured it out - we send the file 3 times through RSPRO and FineCut to achieve the output which looks very sweet. The dry time issue was because the clear we were using was a film initially screen print bastardized to use on solvent inks. Hence, there was something in the ink chemistry not...

Hi, I sell the JV33 in Canada as a Mimaki distributor. Recently we did our first white ink install using the SS21s. If this is something you wish to do note that white ink is only supported by Rasterlink at this time - I know of no other s/w that can support it yet. Same applies for the CJV...

Can anyone explain the workflow to print and cut white, channel specific inks? This is using Rasterlink PRO v 4 and Fine Cut. I think the file is an .eps. It's hit and miss for us right now but when it hits the output is remarkable. Also, has anyone heard of 2 day drying/cure times for white...