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https://www.adasigndepot.com/products/braille-strip something like this is your only hope.

Drywall is so soft you can just push the beads into it. But they will fall out

The Braille would just drop out of the gypsum or get pushed into it. You could do a tactile strip with Braille inserted into the strip.... But then you'd still be limited too only a 1" piece of tape holding it up. Imo, bad idea.

I have done it before too, I won't lie!

We don't need permits to reface signs in our area. You do however need insurance, and a business license.... Which is dumb. Where we live within 30 miles, you need an operating license in about 7 different zones... All which costs a few hundred a year each. Ive only had a city person pull...

We used to use the plastic to stand them up. Then Dumbass employee #1 swung a roll into one... and it domino'd about 15 rolls. So then we VHB taped them together, and to the wall... and he did the same thing. :roflmao:

https://www.yellotools.com/shop/en/storage/?p=1 We built these. We have a long one across our whole wall that's 2 deep.... Holds like 75 rolls. One by the printer that's 3 x 3 and holds 9 rolls.... For when media is done but not ready to laminate because we're printing more media that uses the...

We did a bathroom with Dinoc - We were surprised that it stuck to the grout, but after a year it still stayed down and looked perfect.

Now I would reinstall your onyx version to a new folder as well, see if that fixes the issue .. it could be something happened during the install. Onyx is glitchy sometimes. Mine will crash everytime my printer sends it new media width ... And I have to reinstall to fix it. Every few months...

You get a 30-day free fully functional trial of onyx. Go to the website and download the trial, when you install it make sure you install it to a different location than your original and it won't over write it. That way you can see if it is Onyx or not

We buy direct from 3m. Funny thing is our 3m rep was puzzled as to why it was so matte.... He was sure it had a protective cover on it, but he tried for 5 mins to peel it off.... On the silver it's on there pretty good. We ended up having to take a knife and shave it off enough so that we...

The protective layer is nice because it prevents scratches from happening when applying. We were using the silver metallic 2080, after using the 1080 version for years.... The 2080 came in super dull and it looked so bad, it wasn't metallic. We had our 3m rep come down and asked him wtf was...

Iurked for a year or two before signing up. I got thrown into the digital department with no training...I learned everything from here pretty much, including learn all you can before asking basic questions or you get the shit kicked out of you. There is a wealth of information on this site...

Haha... Funny thing is I started proof reading my posts before hitting reply because I fatfinger a lot on my new phone. I read about 80% of it.... Said good enough and hit enter. Stopped right before that one... Fixed now!

On graphtec I usually do a "print and cut" so it has the registration marks.... Then I cut them out with the registration marks. Weed it... Pre mask it, use the "printed" registration marks to put it back in and perf cut it. I'm sure there's a way to do it on summa as well, but I haven't used...

We've done it both ways. But we stick with 3m - matte black wrap with diecut gloss black letters works.... gives a nice subtle look as pelplemdrive by. The back had some printed 180 as well and it didn't fall off. I'd stick to Avery, or 3m for both vinyls, but shouldn't be an issue.

Looks good! Reminds me of when they did the unlimited toppings deal.... I'd get double everything, the pizza came out so thick.... It was great. The toppings were 3x thicker than the pizza.. Now I need pizza for dinner!

You're a distributor and you recommend calendared polymeric for vehicle wraps / curved surfaces? I hope it's just a language thing and you don't! For curved surfaces / vehicles, a cast vinyl is always needed. You can get away with a polymeric vinyl for flat vehicle surfaces in some areas, if...

We've had our seal for about 12 years. If someone didn't run a knife through it taking out a big chunk it would still be usable.. That said I also have a Royal sovereign, been using it for 6 years and it's still works just as good. We bought the cheaper version with the thin roller... So I...

Polymer as in polymer calander for curved surfaces? Good luck.