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Derby city doesn't know the error code, he doesn't have a VG, this is his first post about a VG they run HP printers at his shop! You guys are really pushing it here! NICE!

Tom, Go on Roland's site and request some sample prints, they will send them to you, I think it would be better if you have them in your hand, seeing is believing. It has nice output, very bright colors, banners look wet, I keep touching them thinking they are wet, but they are dry, I was told...

You chimed in to post misinformation about a competitors product, not cool! Not sure when the local plumber is going to wrap his truck with fabric??? But anyway, I posted my take on the machine for the OP All facts, like I said, I own a TruVis

NOPE! Posters are not on my list of things to do, no time for them, I have made many banner posters for small runs, but they were priced accordingly, some people just want my design skills and are willing to pay me. I am from the print world first and hate paper posters and bus cards, NOPE I...

I stand my VG 540 on it's ear with files from a local college design team who expect flawless prints, gradients & photos, on signs, walls and banners, never a problem! I have never seen ANY banding on any print from this machine! I clean this machine once a week, it is half the time the VP...

I think you should get a printer, if you are making all your signs with cut vinyl, that is the reason you are tired, I bought a new VP 540 10 years ago, when i got it, I was very apprehensive, wondering how am I going to pay the monthly lease payment, what if it breaks, what if I make a mistake...

On my old VP 540, I had 2 sizes of media clamps, long and short, when using the long set I had to remember to remove them before running the cutter, if not the cutter would hit the clamp and I would get an error, I don't know if your machine is set up the same way. My New VG has a sensor and...

I read the bad reviews on the Truevis printers also, got some constant bashers lurking around, But I talked to a guy who is running one 24 hrs a day, 3 shifts and LOVES his! I guess the early models had trouble but from what I have noticed, they have them ironed out. I am going on 6 months with...

So far my Truevis is awesome! It prints fast, cuts dead accurate, and hasn't given me a bit of trouble, to me it is just a reliable Roland, what I have become used to. I really like versaworks and it prints many of the old files I have from my VP with almost spooky matching colors. This thing...

I Have done it both ways with my VG 540 Truevis, I have not seen a problem yet, I normally wait a day before laminating but if the vehicle is at the shop and you mess a piece up you need to make it right away, I usually try to wait 2 hrs, then laminate. I also have not experienced the "white"...

OH Mine got good, first thing in the morning! The job is for an autonomous car research company, they need a 4x6 polymetal panel with 6 inch squares on it, spaced PERFECTLY so the cars can drive up to it randomly and scan it and calibrate themselves, (I made one for another company a couple...

EZSMART 108 in. Track Saw System-EZTS108 - The Home Depot I cut EVERYTHING with one of these, lexan, alumalite, mdo, signfoam, polymetal, .080-.063-.040, you name it, all perfectly straight, all day, couldn't run my shop without it.

Ha Ha I got one of these coming in the morning with 500 bucks cash LOL gotta love it! Glad I am not the only one dealing with these types! Clowns called me 6 times from meetings with idiotic question after question, price just kept going up!

I spent 10 years printing on a VP540 getting grainy greens and many other colors grainy and flat looking, now I print the true vis inks, they are really nice looking colors, the solid colors I print look NO different than cut vinyl, any color I have chosen so far, When Iook at the vinyl on the...

It's a German part, called "leave-em-offer", you also find many while re assembling your car.

Bad paint on the trailer, probably cheap primer actually , trailer needs stripped and painted by a professional , stop and advise customer, not your fault I see this all the time. Seen a lot of this on chevy trucks in the 90s

As a last resort, I would try a belt sander with a fine surface, (or just blocks of wood with fine sand paper on it) I would put 2 x 6 boards under to have something solid under it, I would go slow, a couple things come into play, 1. Are you putting a print over the bad parts or cut vinyl, seems...

tweezers and a magnet?

Big brother trackin!

You probably need a main board, 3 to 4 grand installed.