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3M - 7125, 7725, or 180

CRAP in...........CRAP out!

Rebuild.

I would say Cannon and Epson, both are excellent printers but are not designed for outdoor use. So then you have to laminate or find someone to laminate for you. OR....you can spend a bit but money, buy you a 30 inch versacam that prints mild solvent and be good for both outdoor and indoor...

We have loaded files that were 600 to 800MB without any issues other than taking a little time to load. Empty all your file that you don't need from VW. Shut the computer down and restart. That will refresh all memory. Also VW prefers the EPS file format. That is what we were told by Roland...

Sheet metal brake

I don't thing the problem is your material. It sounds like the ink may not have enough elasticity for making the bend.

Single spindle Paper drill. It is what we use and is Awesome. Very neat and clean and allows for multiple sings to be punched at once.

6mm or 10mm ACM

Pantone to CMYK Conversion Chart - Stocksigns.ca C-100, M-66, Y-0, K-2

if a local high school happens to have a computer/ designer class you can donate the software and write it off your taxes. May not be much but every little bit helps.

back roll your material so there is no tension while feeding. especially do this on full or heavy rolls. And don't forget, you can always raise the print head depending on the thickness of material.

Air egress vinyl is so you don't have to do a wet mount.

Prices on supplies go up every other day. The tariff on aluminum goes up then what other choice do you have. You just have to go up as well. We have all been doing it for years. Hell, 3m goes up 3 to 4 percent every year sometimes twice a year.

Just choose send it now from the drop down menu.

and it happens from the people you think would be the last on earth to do it.

As stupid as the ones who bring it to you on Monday, you tell them it will be ready on Friday and they stop by on Tuesday to check on it because they just happen to be in the neighborhood.

Have you considered being your own customer?

Price it by the square foot at 100% coverage.

Very Nice!