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thanks for the info..

just got in a sample roll of phototex and wanted to ask users a few questions. were using a roland eco solvent machine so if your using phototex with this setup please let me know>>> what profile are you getting the best results from? do you have to leave a white edge/boarder around your...

you should wait at least a month on any wall paints so i've been told. the texture looks kinda rough as pointed out also, which doesn't help any.

on our seal el 54" it has a media guard which also is a anti static guard, in the summer when running laminate you should have seen those sparks shoot out and hit the guard, amazing!

we sometimes will see alittle drift, but nothing on that scale. 18oz is heavy stuff, so, heres what i would do..... use the 2 outer media clamps, do not use the rear clamps to hold the media at the back, unwind as much media at the back as possable so the machine is not pulling it through...

sure, will do. wanted other take on it first before we went ahead with anything and thats why i posted it on the other thread. seems like its not a bad deal at all. just wasn't sure about cms/hosting etc.....still looking into that since i have no clue about such things!!....lol

hmmm, yeah, i think the idea is a good one, and its something we are considering at the moment.

i already posted about this sometime last week in the web part of the forum.....i was looking for opinions from others to see if its a good deal etc.

Post is only a day old.......however i have heard also that dryer sheets will stop static buildup, as well as putting rubber mats under your printer legs/feet etc

welcome from NC, its a great bunch of sign guys and gals on here.

we couldn't get 2-3 ft on our diage before it screwed everything up.....had 2 techs out, had it exchanged for a new one, had parts replaced, spoke to the company owner............ first time i used the seal i ran 130ft non stop, not one issue, no training, apart from looking at the seal...

petesign....get the new seal el 54"......thats what we got after the diage........i swear it will be the best bit of equipement in your shop.......i love it, extremly dummy proof(thankfully)...and is a breeze to use. DO..IT....DO..IT...DO..IT...!!! lol...

i know on a roland you can go in and see how many shots the heads have fired over its life span. not sure on your machine though

thanks for the info kentucky..... are they easy to deal with and did you look around much before deciding to go with these guys?

guy says he lives in his own world................oh how true that statement was!!!!

you will have no problems doing this...we have done it before and have had no problems, just don't do it the other way around!!!!

lol.....thats the question...how much more can you do. there are always alot more square foot left in thte "empty" ink cartridge than you think. i've often had a couple 6 x 3 banners, posters etc out of an "empty cartridge".... best thing to do is> when printing, keep the color thats running out...

welcome, sweden is a great place!! :Welcome:

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could be static......or a dirty encoder strip.