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Engineer grade is all you're going to find in black.

I've ordered those here in the States and they're fine. I use them from cleaning printheads to primering car door edges.

And another when a friend of mine's page got hacked:

The ones on the phone usually don't last long for me. I prefer the email exchanges, or occasionally, the Facebook troll. I love those. I screen-shotted one conversation, and I'll share it here... hopefully it'll be large enough to read.

Wow.. passing of an old-school legend.

Yep: You will not receive an email confirmation of your application submission. You will be notified through the email address you submitted (xxxx@xxxx ) when we are processing your application. We expect this to take about a week. Please write down your application number or print this page...

I've gone through a wheel a car if it's a reflective graphic on a police or fire vehicle. I would never think about using wheels on 176 vehicles. Hot water pressure washer... or start subbing to a local body shop. You'll save money in the long game.

So he went to Mendenhall. Let's see if he comes back and complains on how much it cost him...

Food is considered essential for life. Signs and lettering is not. It's as simple as that. If you're under that kind of lockdown and it's being enforced, deal with it. If you can make stuff and get it shipped out without Johnny Law noticing, all the better.

I work from home, so it doesn't affect me much. It's not a shelter in place order like California, it just limits what businesses can be open. But it doesn't affect mass transit, so figure that out. People around my area have been very cavalier in treating this virus - just like the 'spring...

H1N1 was spread out over 18 months. Covid-19 has been 4 months so far. It is not the flu, though all "flu" are coronavirus. Vaccines are 18 months out - they do have protocols for testing and distribution (wife is a pharm tech). "Flu" has the distinction of having herd immunity - all of us have...

Latex gloves, or even saran wrap. Keep it your car, wrap your hands. Dispose when done.

I'm going with a combination of the print (if it's solvent or eco solvent, it's still alcohol based) and solvent adhesive. Fumes will crack plastic just as easily as liquid in the right conditions.

Looks like dye-sub. You can get prepped dye-sub aluminum from some suppliers, but I've never seen the coating that thick.

Low res photo, wrong media for the ink, wrong settings (see above response for profiles), could be any one of a dozen issues. Need more information on the printer, RIP software etc..

^ yep. Or take to an auto body shop to have it sanded off with 2000 grit and polish everything out.

Polycarb does outgas. Were they fresh new faces?

Inside of the door frame is a rubber plug. Remove plug. Insert a T20 (I think) Torx head to the bolt directly inside the door. Hold onto the lock mechanism and turn the Torx head counterclockwise. You'll feel the lock mechanism loosen. As soon as it slips free, stop with the Torx. Pull the lock...

Sounds interesting. Post up a photo, I'm right around the corner from you. Or refer him to clockworks.com

Yeah, someone measured the visible face, not to the outside of the retainers. You *could* glue/screw strips to the edges to pick up the extra space as they'll be hidden behind the retainer. I'm not that proud to say I've never done that - I have - when someone else measured the same way.