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We do dock slip identification signs by wrapping vinyl on mill finish street sign blanks. Our experience with removing the vinyl to change the slip renter's names says that vinyl sticks really well to mill finish aluminum. Really well.

Perhaps you spend too much time on internet forums. The person you were arguing with offered an example similar to the one you originally asked about. Customer comes in wanting a cheap fix to what he thinks is a "simple" problem. After all, it's just stickers, and they're cheap. But the real...

Just have them done on coated posterboard https://www.stouse.com/product/kwik-ship-posters/?type=paper-products&style=Posters&material=Weather-Resistant+Poster+Board&cut=Individual+Thru-Cut&shape=Portrait&roundcorner=No&imprint=Spot&design=None

I think the problem is that laser toner melts at 110 degrees C.

We use a 70670 and still get the ink from Grimco.

White borders do solve the solvent problem. Letting the ink thoroughly dry is necessary. That takes anywhere from a few hours to overnight, depending on which ink set you are using. If you are laminating the vinyl, too much tension on the laminate can also cause the vinyl to pull up.

It's just proof that you don't really own the land.

The manual actually tells you how to set it all up. There are settings in the machine for each type of blade and the necessary offset, etc. The blade needs to be put in the holder, backed up until it is flush with the plastic end of the holder. Then turn it out however many mils thick you are...

Real Estate taxes are always due Dec 31. Those unpaid by the tax lien sale date get auctioned. In Mississippi the required notification is 2 weeks before the sale, and it's published in the newspaper of the county seat. The winner of the auction pays the taxes off and gets a lien on the...

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Quickbooks has quantity and unit price. If you need to be able to do the math, you do it right in the price box. It won't print the equation, but if you just need it to figure square feet, just do the math in the price box. If it's a 23.5"x36.75" and you need square feet, type this in the price...

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If they were from Gemini, and you can prove it, or even if you can send them a picture of it and the date of when it was made, they will refinish it under their lifetime warranty. Even if you were not the sign shop that originally purchased it.

Hmmm. Went to GFP's website and found this: https://29793a68-4a8f-43ca-8dfb-4674b1639e6d.filesusr.com/ugd/27522d_edfc28cbfd9e45c990a354bd9367c836.pdf Did you get onsite installation and training? They do have a whole slew of training videos here: https://www.gfpartnersllc.com/300-series...

Most of the letters are very close to Century Oldstyle, but not the C. On an old logo like that, it was probably hand drawn.

Sign Wizard from aries-graphics.com starts at $495. If you already have Corel Draw, CoCut from cocut.com starts at $99.

I think a piece of coroplast half inch bigger all the way around on each side, then wrapped in clear cling wrap is all you need. You can hardly damage a signicade, so it's about protecting the sign you've put on it.

Epson printers recirculate ink at regular intervals and also perform cleanings at regular intervals, which puts ink through the heads. This prevents clogging, but still requires attention at intervals because at some point it uses up the ink, and the inks also need to be shaken every 3 weeks. In...

I don't know where they are getting the artwork, but if you do a Google image search, it is called grim reaper patch and is sold as a motorcycle club patch by about a million outlets.

We used to use extrusion from a company called NuTech, which appears to have gone out of business. I bet if you call Eagle Mouldings they have an extrusion that will work. Or maybe Alufab.