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Yikes!!! Makes me rethink cloud backup.

Overspray = clean the encoder strip. I use a clean microfiber cloth. If you've never done it you'll be amazed at the filth that comes off.

This: http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/633432O/product-card-680.pdf

All the trails around here use a simple t-bar with a screen printed aluminum sign. Funny thing is not a single one has bullet holes in them, but all the big road signs do. Note: Nothing is vandal proof. I'd look into cheap and easy to replace before trying to account for everything that...

Could always get a roll and slit it yourself. Or see if your supplier will slit it for you. May be cheaper that way.

Could be as simple as a bad roll of media.

Like CharlieJ said it's time for a new printer. I'd also get an attorney involved post haste. What puzzles me is the Roland rep that's a member here has been conspicuous by his absence. You have the patience of a saint and willingness to give multiple second chances. I am not so kind when...

One of these will be in my shop in the future: http://makitatools.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?Name=SP6000J I can rip 52" to the right of the blade on my table saw, but it's a two man operation to keep accurate. Track saw will allow me to break down sheets and work alone.

We sub out magnetic business cards.

Find the tattoo artist in your area that everybody goes to. Never though about that did ya? Any of them worth their salt creates all their "flash". There are some ultra talented artists hiding in some shops.

Try getting a part time job with a sign shop and see if you actually like the work. Would be good experience while earning a few extra bones.

Clean. I would like to know how the base was built though.

...or constantly pushing your product. Which I find quite tiresome, which makes me not want to use it.

That's sharp! :thumb:

Just my 2 cents as YMMV. Check with these folks: http://matanprinters.com/products/traffic-printer/ Years back before I got my first printer I used to buy graphics from a shop that had a Matan Sprinter. They turned out great, clients were happy, and no call backs. If I were in the traffic...

Go here: Auroragraphics.net They have a big selection of graphics and a wrap design studio where you can select a vehicle and put different graphics on it. I've been very pleased with the graphics I've bought from Aurora.

If it's making you money and you intend to keep it you'll need to have ventilation. One thing that would be handy to know is if the fumes are lighter or heavier than air. If lighter you may be able to do a hood type system or hood with curtains instead of the complete room. I'd talk to your...

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You will need either a cast or calendared laminate for your prints. Check here:http://www.falconsa.com/ If you print on cast use cast laminate and calendared on calendared. This will also require you to get a laminator to apply the film although a Big Squeegee will get the job done...