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Find a local Drytac distributor (Reece should have them) and ask for a hand sample of Polar Grip. One of my customers did a job on coolers (not sure what brand) but this product stuck to the textured plastic surface. It is a high coat weight of high-tack adhesive designed to stick to stuff...

How long do you want the decals to last? There's nothing which will be added as quickly and easily as magnets but there are plenty of removable adhesive products which would require someone who knows how to install. Or you could do the truck-side curtain system where you put a frame around the...

Overlap all day...makes it much easier to install...most of my customers do a 1" overlap and trim down on the wall to a perfect butt seam.

The owner is on this forum....I know that. Other than that, I don't know much about them.

you absolutely can mix and match. But when you do so, it does open the door for trying to blame more than one person if there is a failure.

Barring big issues, if we know in time to get parts out, you should be up and running the next day. I read your post about the techs being on-site during the same day, which is so impressive. I've seen it happen in major markets where they have several available technicians. If you are beyond...

I'm in Chicago this week and can come over and show you if you still need some help. I'll be out in the NW burbs tomorrow afternoon. You can reach out to me directly via email. No charge - happy to help if I'm in the area.

Since you are in NJ, you can go see the difference between a roll and flatbed as it pertains to applications and processes at Colex. They are only about 20 minutes from EWR. I can set that up if you'd like to go over and see the units.

Sorry I didn't see your question. They run for the low to mid $20K range for a flatbed. It is important to understand that I wouldn't sell someone a flatbed laminator if they want to do a lot of laminating. If you want to set up and run long runs of laminate, then a flatbed is not the...

Sounds like your nip is out of alignment. If you get a Seal tech in there to realign the rollers, you shouldn't see the media walk like you are.

I didn't see the post, but yes you can print on Lintec. I had the three main Lintec sku's "benchmarked and approved" and the profiles are available on the web.

We have only sold one service contract for the Colorado out of dozens and dozens of units. Because we service most of the machines we sell, it isn't an expense I worry about too much once the unit is out of warranty. I recognize it is easy for me to say as I'm not the one writing the...

I'll be there as a distributor showing off Fluid Color UV printers, Canon Colorado printers, Roland, and all sorts of finishing equipment. Looking forward to it!

Signs365 does that stuff in their sleep.

Is it peeling on all sides? Or just a few?

I don't believe the printer - without the stand and other final assembly parts - weighs quite that much. I'm surprised I couldn't find the weight listed on their tech data site, but I do know that two relatively abled-body guys can lift the unit up and on to the stand, so I'd say the unit...

email me your cell number and I can put you in touch with some old Seal techs who can help you and may also have the parts to help.

You should ask about service...without a contract, I believe you will be last in line for help when needed...and the service contracts are spendy.

Treck Hall is stocking the material up in Canada. Good guys.

If you haven't tried their product, Synaps, you should. I sell thousands of feet a month primarily as a banner stand media. It hangs perfectly flat...no curling on the edges at all. It's my favorite specialty film and it is a killer price point. I stock a ton of 8mil 36"x200' for the 33"...