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Google chrome remote is garbage on phones now. It used to be great when it was a real app... Now that its just a wrapper for their website its garbage :( I haven't found a good replacement though...so Im stuck with it. It's great PC to PC though. Had to rant when I saw the chrome comment...

Cant you just cancel your sub, and re-sub and not pay the $200? I had a PC die and had to reinstall it on a new one - But I couldn't.... because it was already installed. Well... I had an audit that needed my Flexi to work... so I thought I was screwed. I called in, and luckly someone was...

The only pre-painted we use is White. 99% of what we do is full graphics applied to aluminum, So silver edges dont matter. We use white when we're screen printing directly to the metal, but thats about the only pre-painted we use - And the customer supplies their own screws for those...

Robertson is the best. You cheap Americans don't want to pay the royalties to use it .. :p I hate Philips. It always strips, doesn't hold the bit as good so it cams out.... I try to only use Robertson's or torx, but it seems like torx isn't used for most things... so I'm stuck with...

We wrapped a few yetis using this method and it worked. Combined with 180 LSE though... so a high tac ontop of flaming. 180 is a high tac that conforms, so maybe thats what makes the difference with the texture?

I picked this video because I was hoping to see a flamingo get its head burnt out... But you pretty much pick up a propane torch from any hardware store - Flame it like this guy is (You wont have the wide nozzle), and you'll find vinyl sticks to it 100x better than without. It's the same for...

You have to take a blow torch to it first to get rid of all the oils. We use 180 lse, combined with torching off all the oils, at bonds very well. We do lots of graphics on coolers and stuff that is moulded plastics, the biggest key is to torch off all the oils first , they use oil inside of...

Are you sure its the printer? I know you printed a line and put your straight edge on it - but straight edges arent perfect... My aluminum one is a bit warped and the center is a hair lower than the edges. I only ask because we have the same issue with our graphtec. It'll cut the midle out /...

Now let me ask you guys this. When was the last time a vinyl failed and you went after the warranty? 90% of the time warranty claim isn't worth it. Plus, they only cover material and not labor or replacing substrates.... so it's a small small portion of a job. We mix and match all the time...

Can't you find a dozen different ones on amazon by searching for slide stop ruler? Looks like there's a bunch of generic ones that fit over most rulers as well.

So the 315 doesnt require a dedicated line... But the 365 uses more power and amperage and does require a dedicated breaker.... Should be verrry careful when posting about power requirements that could potentially burn someones house down at worst, or at best cause them to have to bring an...

Sounds right! We got rid of our fb 3 years ago, so it's been awhile. There was a year where bad ink was really prelevant - we ended up withike 10 free boxes from hp. Wed use up half the ink and then the issue came back.... get a new free box, same thing. Finally we got tired of it and...

I believe the 360 specs a 20 and a 15 amp. Can you run it off of 1 20? Probably, but your taxing your wiring and breaker.. odds are you'll be fine, but just wait until it starts a fire and they say you weren't following the spec so no insurance payment for you.

Cyan was the ink that misted Have you emptied the lines between switching inks? I don't know how much it holds, but when we had a bad ink issue we had to purge the lines and refill them. I can't remember exactly where it is, I think we followed the directions for removing the head, and once it...

.081 aluminum costs us $2 a sqft. So a 24 x 24 sign for instance, would cost us $8. To remove the vinyl and adhesive on that would cost a heck of a lot more than $8... If you don't do aluminum in house though, try rapid remover. It removes adhesive pretty good - or if the face isn't in too...

Funny thing is, I shut down the shop I work at 20 mins early everyday so people can keep their areas clean. I setup a horn to go off and we're strict about it.... it does get messy when we're busy of course, but we push the keep it clean a lot! At home though.... the moment I'm done the job...

It's a special CSA / UL approved , high tack material... not something most shops, or online retailers charge. Ontop of it they order between 3-10k and need it within days, so they're kind of a priority customer. They've been to 3 other shops, and came back to us after a year because no one...

When doing it online you're usually competing with the bottom of the barrel sellers though. Look at all the big sticker shops. Sticker mule, sticker app, sticker you, pretty much every single sticker shop that's known uses laminate. I chase after clients that want quality - if they want to...

We do, but mainly because our wall graphics are in hospitals / high clean areas. But for stuff like wallpaper or textured wall graphics, you can't laminate them. We don't do too much with textured stuff, and would laminate if we could... but so far it hasn't been a problem. Theoretically...

It depends. Most stickers take abuse... laminate isn't just for UV protection. If youre throwing a sticker on a dumpster no one will touch, it'll still look good for a few years. If you're selling 100 stickers to some guy who's going to give them out for people to throw on their laptops or...