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I'm in Webster. Sent you a PM.

We had a Roland XC-540 for many years and it was a work horse. Finally retired it an got another Roland VG2 and then a year later got a VG3. The VG3 is hands down my favorite. It runs all the time without issues. The VG2 had banding issues.

It's working great and love it. No issues at all.

Erie custom signs usually turns around ADA signs in a week or two.

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I got sample prints from both the trufire and agfa printers and went with agfa as I felt it had a better print quality. All subjective.

If they need it in a couple days we charge a $35 rush charge. Next day is $50 rush charge and same day is $100. People pay it all the time.

I would sub it out to B2sign. They can do a single layer for daytime or a double layer for nighttime. I've got an Agfa and print white color on translucent vinyl

I ordered a bunch of back drops with black backgrounds and they also came out like yours. You can not get a rich black with sublimation.

I had the same issue with my VG2 when it was under warranty. They replaced the head along with all of the lines and many other parts. I still have issues especially with long prints of solid blue backgrounds, I bought a VG3 and use that for most of my prints now. The VG2 is used for simple...

I did have issues printing on black acrylic. We don't do much acrylic and when we do we just print on clear then mount.

Wow that's crazy. Everyday we flatbed print on Max Metal and then laminate with Arlon cast laminate and then router cut on the Kongsberg with the graphics facing down. No issues at all.

Interesting. I've had my H2500i LED for 2 years and do not have any issues you are talking about. It has been a good machine for us.

I was looking for a hybrid printer to replace my HP FB500 and also looked at the R2000 as it came down to that one and the Agfa H2500i LED. I picked the Agfa and couldn't be happier. It prints well on every substrate.

We have used Arlon DPF 4200 for several wall wraps without any issues. We tell the customers we need at least 2 weeks to let the wall dry before applying. After that we will put a test strip up overnight and see what happens. We us a 1" overlap between panels. Also we print with UV ink. I...

We use a cast overlaminate to help from fading. No issues at all with adhesion issues. Agfa ink is great. My old HP FB500 had issues with laminate pulling up.

We UV flatbed print on our Agfa then the ACM is laminated using our Rolls Roller. After that it goes to the router.

Make sure you buying it as an asset sale only and you are not responsible for any of his old debts or obligations.

I also order it by the pallet and maybe have 1 or 2 sheets with a small wavy pattern in them.

Grimco switched vendors and is using better material. It's what we use now and have been happy with it.