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thanks, that worked but i thought there was an easier way. not big deal got it to work

thanks i will see if that works

having a brain malfunction. we print our color charts on our regular materials for all our roland machines and when we first got our xr we printed the metallic color chart. i now need to do it again and for the life of me i can't remember how to do it. i loaded the chart file in to the que...

sounds like you need to do a versa works update for the profile update. we use GBV- glossy banner vinyl and it works ok. i have also used the glossy or matte calendered vinyl profiles those both work ok on banner material. just make sure you flip the print head switch to raise it so you don't...

we do this with our roland machines i just make sure the vinyl we mount to it doesn't cover the registration marks. not usually a problem

you definitely have to allow for shrinkage....:ROFLMAO:

if you where burned out before by the time you get done reading this thread you will be having a nervous break down

it worked ok on the cinder block mortar line but probably not as deep as on the brick. how soon do you have to do the job? maybe you should get a sample from arlon and do some tests of your on in the area you will have to put the graphic or someplace with a similar structure.

try tape. depending on what paint you used it may not bite in to the acrylic so put tape over it and pull it off. i had to do that with some acrylic i ran through the uv a week ago. printed a line that should not have landed on the acrylic (didn't have it masked off enough) but took some clear...

all vinyl shrinks calendered more than cast.

i have installed arlon PDF8000 on cinder block wall with no problems. not as big as what you are planing and probably not as rough a surface. shouldn't be a problem sticking. i just used a felt squeegee for my install but i would imagine the 3M tools would work better. i would laminate for two...

everything is custom so no set menu on the wall. also we don't really have that type of business. not really any walk by or walk in traffic we are in an industrial complex. maybe for someone in a strip mall it might help business or make it easier.

our XR-640 has the metallic set up and we don't really go through that much ink through cleanings. we only use the metallic ink about 3 times a month, have only ordered 3 metallic cart.s since we got the machine which i think isn't too bad. our xc-54 which is set up for white ink now that i go...

this might be your best bet for big and right in front of your face. here is what works for me i have a steno pad i use and during the day i add to the list. jobs i am working on and if it's a rush i hi-lite it also at the bottom of the page i keep a separate list of materials i need to order...

aside from the fact that they paid $600 for a sketch my 8yr old granddaughter could have made.... the customers never understand what goes in to reproducing logos/designs and they never take in to consideration where this will be used or how many different ways they will be printing it. then...

maybe an upholsterer would know how and can do it for you if you have one in your area

like already said not impressed with the solvent white. we have xc-540 w/ white configuration and it works ok but since we got our LEJ640-uv printer we haven't used the solvent white. basically just runs the cartridges through the cleaning cycles .(actually thinking about changing it back to all...

we would raise the color levels in our artwork. also check you printer setting if you can raise the black level. i believe it was the photo black but we don't use that printer any more. the 4880 we use now with the black max inks has been working great. also it came with accu-rip so you have...

fellers gets beat up a lot hear and i have been guilty of it my self from time to time but lately if i email my rep for pricing on items he is pretty competitive. they are not the best at everything but neither are any other of my suppliers. they all have items that are priced right and some...

i would put strips around the outer edge to help seal it and then about 3 strips in the middle so that would give you five total and the two ends.