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I've got a customer in Detroit (they are global) that produces mass volumes of these. They have two of our UV printers for custom designs. I'll send you their information.

If you don't want to laminate, use Drytac's Retac product. It comes in a 6mil Smooth, Sand, Canvas, and Linen texture. The textures look amazing and they hide the imperfections in the wall. At 6mils thick the material is 2mils thicker than a vinyl and lam combo and it is very easy to install...

You could do the adhesive backed aluminum products....Continental Grafix has a thin and smooth version for applications just like this. The other good solution would be Drytac's Polar Grip....it is a polymeric perm adhesive vinyl....high tack and high coat-weight to stick to odd surfaces like...

It is essentially a 20oz fabric-backed wall covering with a thick coat of adhesive on it. It will last for as long as you leave it on the wall (assuming it is indoors).

We are looking to add a tech to our service team. Ideally located in Ohio, we'd also consider a tech located in Michigan as well. If you know of anyone who might be interested in working on Roland, Fluid Color, and Colorado printers, please send them my way. -Mark Snelling

I've got some options for you. If you have a UV printer, you can use some PET films which are clear with removable adhesive, some white opaque films with perm adhesive (marry the two together for a double-sided push/pull graphic). If you have a solvent printer, then I've got a polyester...

Yes. I thought Canon charged too much at $350/hour....

Think of the roller as a "rolling pin" in your kitchen...it has the two handles on either side where you push down. If you push down hard enough,the middle of the roller is going to bow-up (roller deflection) causing you to have less pressure in the middle than sides of the roller....which...

Just to further my comments on this model as I may have been vague. The R70R is a belt-driven roll-to-roll printer. It is similar to a Hybrid style printer. However, the platen area below the media belt is more narrow, and it does not have an alignment bar for rigid boards. The printer has a...

It is technically a hybrid, but really is just a roll-to-roll. It is one of those "it can print on a board if you have to" kind of units. It tracks quite well. We've got a customer in Ohio who cranks out pallets of cling every month...all roll-to-roll. To my knowledge, no issues there.

They do....you can direct message me if you want their information.

No....typical UV ink. It has some flex but nothing I'd want to sell someone who is wrapping cars all the time.

I've spent most of my career selling through distributors...now I am one. I've always preferred the stronger regional distributors as they have people who actually know what's in the box and how it should or shouldn't be used. A good one is Schillers in St. Louis. Try Derek Arnell over there...

Not entirely true. Fluid Color has a device which competes with the Colorado. It is a 70" hybrid with three rows of Ricoh Gen 6 (awesome heads) CMYK and a white head in the middle row so you can lay down white before, after, or in between colors. It is also very fast. Best of all, most of...

Bill Moxley is great, but seeing you are in Rhode Island you can also try Scott Tessier...he lives in Connecticut. I think he has largely retired but still likely does work from time to time. I'll direct message you what I believe to be his cell. He used to be the top tech at Seal for 20+ years.

If anyone is looking for a Colorado M5W Pro (top of the line including white) I'll have two units in stock later this week. If you are in the midwest, we can install and train and service....for those of you beyond, we can arrange for Canon to install, train, and service when needed. let me...

out of curiosity, what do you consider ridiculous fees?

I've got great frosted vinyl in stock in Cleveland from Nekoosa. Great pricing as well for a polymeric vinyl.

NOT made in the USA. Made in China.

Yes we do. Same price per inch.