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Thanks guys. Wasn't sure if would be just a couple of new tubes/print heads but as mentioned the list could be endless so I'll avoid.

I have the chance to acquire my first Roland.. SP-300V. It has been sitting for 3 years with no power. It was working fine before left in storage. Obviously the print heads have dried out but what else is guaranteed to be ruined? Could it be economically salvaged with the right kit/parts?

I was wondering how much printing can be done with the Roland Eco Sol e.g. BN-20 machines. Can they handle being run 8 hours a day or are they designed for light use only? Are the built-in cutters any good or shall I go with a stand alone cutter for decals etc.? If you have any examples of...

Oh yes! I'll be doing a lot of vinyl print/cut heat transfers to cotton and heard latex isn't good for that. If I can't get the desired look/feel I need with eco-sol I'll look towards latex. I'm assuming you're running a HP.. Is that price of ink or the paper? Thanks for your help.

A lot of the solvent papers I'm seeing are coated in resin exactly the same as water-based inkjet. I'll order some samples and go from there.

Thanks, Would you know how aqueous/dye/inkjet paper coating is different to solvent coating? My goal is to find a thin and semi-glossy paper similar to Xerox office/laser paper that will work with eco-sol. I'll see if I can get some solvent paper samples and go from there.

Hi all! My questions may seem crazy so please bare with me.. I'm looking for an eco-solvent printer that can print on office/digital glossy paper (e.g Xerox ColorTech). My normal aqueous/dye/inkjet printer just bleeds and smudges on this paper (obviously). 1. Would an eco-sol printer work with...