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There are multiple types of resins used for doming, some of them are Polyurethane and others are an epoxy resin. Epoxy will yellow in the sun in a very short period of time where the Polyurethane resins will work fine outdoors.

Speaking as someone who has owned both I would say the Mimaki is more of an industrial machine. Part of this is the way it is built and the other part is that it does not cut. Roland made some compromises to build a print/cut machine, these work great if you do small print/cut runs, but do not...

The Media will not stick to itself on the reel. Prints generally only stick when they go face to face (ink to ink). The reel will roll up the vinyl onto a emty core so that it does not touch the ground. Yes you can get one through any Roland dealer. I believe they are around $1,500. One...

Its a piece of cake... I can walk you through it over the phone in about 15 minutes.. Feel free to give me a call at 832-515-6458

Give RGB 0-0-0 a try... That should make the darkest black you can print.

You should really take a look at the Roland versacamm, definitely the easiest machine to get into for someone who is new to the printing business.

The article you are speaking of was in Digital Graphics magizine and was written by Corey Hanson (aka Mastersignwizard).

As I said on PrintingDigital.net I think you or your tech read the numbers incorrectly. You have not gone through enough ink to fire that many dots.

You might want to check the sponges in your capping stations too. If they swell up and touch the heads it will drain the ink from your carts and fill up your bottle and over flow it. I know Ive had it happen.

A waterjet would be another good option...

I think your probably going to have a hard time with stainless. I have some stuff that I get laser cut and it looks really nice.

If its an older machine it could be bad pinch rollers..

Glad it worked for you Bob.. :) I know it sucks to break down and not be able to print on a 3 day weekend.

Bob, give me a call at 832-285-5225 and I can probably get you up and printing again.

I was just digging through the manual and it says you must have 4 carts... I am however almost positive you can do it with just 2.

You can do it with 2 carts. I do not remember the procedure though.

Ive been using the 30" one for quite some time. Its great if your doing prints 8 or 10 feet long, but a takeup system would be better if your doing prints any longer than that on a regular basis.

The 540V version has been avaible since the begining of April... :) If you look towards the bottom of that post you will see a photo of it.

If its from SSK its a good deal, if its from Signwarhouse its probably not a good deal. ;) These are the only 2 companies I know rebranding Mutohs.

There is a decent collection of profiles at www.printingdigital.net. Click on the dowloads sectin from the main menu.