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my sales rep from N. Glantz told me they have a perf material that you front print for inside window cling. the surface has like little suction cups and you print right on it then stick it to the window. haven't used it nor do i know the pricing but that sounds like it would work for your...

when i got my corvette it had a cassette player and while riding with my grandson (13 at the time) i went to pop in a tape and i get "pop what the heck is that?" so i explained and popped it in for him to complain about the old time music and had to put on the radio...haha it's crazy but i am...

+1 to above. there is also a 3M hi tac tape that will work also if you can't get the gorilla tape but you shouldn't need it

we have the lej 640 hybrid uv and it is not fast by any means. great printer for what we use it for but speed is not one of it's good traits.

JDS industries had it

have a customer needs one sign 16" x 6 1/2" for an office but they want it to slide in and out for the changing of tenants but i can't seem to find the metal rail/track. i only need a few feet, anyone have a source?

thanks for the help but after all the leg work customer didn't go with it ( at least not with me) there where some other parts to the project i couldn't do in house ..oh well

we bought a 30" roland for our first machine and with in a year we ended up buying a 54" machine. if you can handle the area it takes up (and it's not much more than the 30") go bigger. like already mentioned if even for a small amount of use at the larger size it just gives you more options.

i was having some issues with application tape that the tape was lifting from the vinyl, causing a tunneling effect which was causing some install issues. i was using r-tape at-60 for years and this just started happening during the summer. maybe it was a weather/temperature issue. i tried some...

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we have two of these (and 4 pc's that we run our printers/rips with) iMac 27-inch: 3.4GHz Specifications 3.4GHz quad-core Intel Core i5 Turbo Boost up to 3.8GHz 8GB (two 4GB) memory 1TB hard drive1 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 775M with 2GB video memory

we have done replacements for elevators and we just reverse engrave them

don't want to own a bar. bar tended for 18yrs, enjoyed it, the money was good but the hours and sometimes the people sucked. just want a bar in the shop for after hours relaxation. (probably make a good customer conference room nothing like finalizing a sale with an 18yr old single malt)

shop right now is in pretty good shape so i would only need to change a few things... 1- shop would be 10 miles from my house not 70 2- equipment is pretty good just need to add flatbed cutter and a flatbed printer with higher then 1/2" clearance 3- garage door that i can fit more then vans...

+1 we have the roland LEJ640. we did our research as Gino suggests and that best fit our needs at the time with that said... it is a good quality printer. we have other roland machines so the rip is the same and we didn't really need much training or have a big learning curve. the price point...

if you are going to upgrade get CS6 or cloud version with anything less you will have trouble opening new files. we have cs6 and already are starting to get the "this was created with a newer version of illustrator and can not be opened" it's not bad yet but as more and more upgrade to the cloud...

i would try to make a jig out of coroplast or cardboard to fit inside the jersey to keep it firm and wrinkle free. then you can put your pins, staples or tacks through that material and then the front of the jersey will sit flat on your autograph board and you won't see how it is mounted. if it...

over the past few years i have done a few of these. on pick up truck rear windows no issues. then i have done a few on ford transits and they all curled up on the edges. first it was because i had calendered lam, then i used the correct lam and still curled up so don't know if it was the glass...

+1 to this. We had an issue with our uv machine and the white wasn't working pro=perly and then it stopped completely, turned out the capping station was not aligned correctly so no ink would go through

guess a pic would help...stupid:banghead: