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Over the years, we've used shocard, gatorboard, various thicknesses of pvc and Cor-X.

Are you looking for installers, fabricators, substrate, electric or what ?? As mentioned, today there are wholesalers for just about anything you need.

Many municipalities have a third party make the decals and we put them on the local vehicles. Always, like in EVERY TIME..... the decals are rolled printed/cut side outward, taped or non-taped, and are shipped in a roll about 12" in diameter. Kinda like a sonotube. Never had a problem.

Things have been taken so far outta the norm, none of this makes sense anymore. Just do business the best way ya can and stay outta trouble.

Just had some of mine out a few weeks ago, doing 4 sandblasted signs. Brushes all worked great and felt good after about 3 minutes. Kinda like riding a bike...... ya just never forget how.

That would be a neat trick, if it were possible. The heads are setup to be accurate on a total overall height, as mentioned. You drop much more than 1/8" you'll see you get a misty effect, as the heads are not hitting anything anymore, just spraying into the air.

Do you have a picture or example ?? They make bag signs, but that would end up being more expensive.

Used to have........ good memory..... whatever. The fact remains for an air egress laminated vinyl you can get it for less than $100 each. If these people use a microscope, maybe you're in over your head. Perhaps they didn't read the quote with a scope. Just maybe, you need to put your foot...

Yep. it's working with the solvent printer. I tried yesterday and it looked terrible. Iy must've been standing back there for a while and had some dust or something on it. I just cut about 30" off and now it's going just fine thanks all.................

No way, that piece of digitally printed and laminated piece will cost you anywhere near $450. Maybe $96 plus your time to put it on. Besides, I thought you had an HP printer, based upon your other posts ??

I almost, as in never, drop ship. It always comes here, so we can inspect it and then instal it. I wouldn't think anyone would know or remember if you had told them what CC vinyl is. That's a toughie.

3M IJ160 matte white 54". Grey air release comply. Looked it up and I can't tell for sure if it's coated or not. Anybody know if it'll work with mild solvent inks ?? I'm not sure, but there's a lot on the roll and I don't wanna waste it. :thankyou:

Here's what I got. Fried pot stickers are pan-fried dumplings that are believed to have originated in China. They are made with wrappers that are stuffed with fillings and then pan-fried until crispy. The dumplings are often then steamed to give the filling a soft and tender texture. The name...

File it in the round filing cabinet.

Well, if ya google it now, I think you're in for a surprise as to what they really are...... and no, you didn't make the name up. They've been around a long long time. That's what I always wanted...... a name for something that had no meaning for what it's intended and makes no sense...

Yeah, I can see that for a monogram on the door of an expensive vehicle. :frustrated:

Can someone (preferably the OP) explain what a friedsticker is or friedstickers are ?? Is this an animal, vegetable, or mineral ??

How 'bout the sign shops run by ladies ??

Why do you need a seat belt if you're not going anywhere ?? Do your loved ones suffer from seepage and worried about floating away ??

Glantz