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I have been reading a lot web/here about different classes. If I was looking purely for install (mostly hands on) what do you recommend? I think Justin Pate would be the absolute best choice but his schedule/locations are not lining up to well with mine. I see Lowen, 3M and maybe Oracal has a...

Well if you use the RollePro exactly as they say it does work pretty great. I just wonder if a punch/relief cut is still warranted. Here is the punch... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq8ylkM6zjY

interesting, but I am more curious about rivets or when you leave the screws in...do you cut relief cuts or use a punch? I dont want to start another thread on should you remove screws, lol...

I prefer the RollePro and finish with rivet brush, but I see some people use a punch kit. The cons I can think of for a punch is now that it is not sealed can they separate piece you make eventually come off? The cons in not using it is over time it will bubble a little. Now, is the answer...

well I am pretty sure I get it, but hey if you really want to draw something up I sure wouldn't turn it down, unless you were being sarcastic, then it was mean but funny, lol. Now to actually bend the metal is there an actual specific tool? Thanks.

Wow, thanks, so how would the backer Connect to frame, how would acrylic?

OK thanks, I didn't know about the depth issue. I assume at this point I will have to get the raw materials and make it myself. But I will keep checking back here. Thank you.

I am looking to either make or buy a frame for the purpose of displaying a translucent print on coroplast/glass/acrylic for a buddy of mine. I am looking to make/buy it for no more than $15-$25 looking for around 18x24 or 24x36. I found snap frames in that price but they have no depth, nowhere...

I will have to check vacuum, pretty sure it is at normal, where did you think those fans were, since I don't know means I never cleansed them, lol.

I get this a little too often, is it a head strike, if so how do I avoid it? Sometimes it is on the right side sometimes the left, never the middle. Is the roll to heavy and need to be let out? Sometimes it happens when I have the metal brackets that hold the sides down. Any ideas? Happens...

Oh, good news, it's for me.

Not sure if I want to know, but what do you mean be ready for abuse?

OK, well I have some of that so I will try it just wasn't sure how easy it would apply over that pattern, I guess a little heat would do the trick or maybe have to bust out the rivet roller? Thanks

Just wondering, I was thinking of getting one, but want to wrap it. I know they make smooth ones, what would you think the chances the one (like shown) would be like to wrap with that pattern that is on it? If vinyl goes down...does it stay down? Any experience? Thanks!

Great, thanks so much for the detailed explanation! I will try it tomorrow. Yes I know how to do a manual cleaning, I try to do those once a week or once every two weeks THANKS!

I'll Google that but care to explain how you do a head soak?

My guess is you didn't see it was a before and after, you must be looking at before.

Thanks everybody, I am all good now. Seems like the cap tops did it, I did them both. The black scares me a little, not sure what is causing it to look like that, maybe head is on the way out? Thanks again! Posted below is a before and after cap replacement.

Thanks guys, so none of you think it is air in the line? Is this what you are talking about as far as the part (cap tops)? I am not sure what these actually do but what would these do/not do to create the problem I am having? Not let ink through due to build up or somehting? Also, I am not...

I just had to replace a magenta cartridge after I did, it started printing yellow. I called Roland and this is what the tech told me (seriously) do 8-10 powerful cleans. I told him this happened a few years back and I remember doing something with a syringe to get air out of the line but I did...