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Heat for the film and Rapid Remover for the adhesive. Your not pulling that vinyl up in that condition you have to plow it with a tool. Heat gun, torch, steamer most shops use for heat. Hot water pressure washer is another option. Charge by the hour for removal. $75- $125 per hour for...

Mans best friend. And didn't have the big life insurance payout...

You buy milk crates in Fl? Here in Jersey they're free at every convenience store... :popcorn:

Silicone. The studs hold all the weight. Silicone just keeps them from working out over the years and keeps moisture out. Just make sure you blow the dust out of the holes first...

Looks like your gold size is too thick, leaf applied too early when wet, and spun too soon tearing it. The tack of the size is very important. Fast size has a short window maybe an hour or so, slow size has a longer window to apply the leaf up to 24 hrs and produces a richer Gild. Best to...

Not a new issue, Here's a 3 page thread about it from 09' http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?56661-Random-VersaWorks-lockup&highlight=versaworks

Your loading the cleaning cartridges to do cleanings?

Could be the blade holder screw loosened. Also, is he sending the pressure from the software or from the plotter?

I wouldn't touch that thing without a backer. Imagine that sail when it lets loose and covers someones windshield while their driving down the road and they swerve into oncoming traffic...

Ditto, Avery screwed our trade when they knew their cast film was miss-manufactured. After 6 months to 1 year the vinyl shrank and left at least 1/4 in. dirt collecting adhesive and wrinkled film all over. That crap was all over the country and affected many sign shops and vehicle graphics...

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He has a dumb and expensive idea. Who looks at empty water bottles? Advertise on the outside and offer something else for the $$$

Could be a high end girdle... Chris Cristie? :popcorn:

I'd say leave it as is and let it weather naturally. A future "American Picker" will find it and love the hand lettering. With the new improved crappy 1-Shot it could look like a 20 year old sign in 5 years... :rolleyes:

Heat it and work it in when applying. Don't use primer unless your using 3M wrap film... .

Nice work :thumb:

Yes, It's called Corona treating. Flame the print area with a Bernzomatic Torch, quick wipe w/ alcohol to prep. apply print, flame/heat perimeter of print to bond.

651 is for cutting not printing. I guess your printing on it so you have a vibrant Yellow or Orange so you need to fiddle w/ the heat settings.

Check your settings in design central with your outline selected. Make sure it not set to clip corners and also check the miter setting.

Sounds like your fault for then...