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I need some coroplast printed that will last for few years or as long as possible. My guy where I send my flatbed printing suggest me to put a UV coat on the coroplast, then print them, then put a UV coat over that. The first coat is for a better ink adhesion and the last one is for obvious...

I've checked the 2 fuses on the back and the one near the electrical outlet and they visually fine (not burn or the small thing broken). Should I check them with a voltmeter before going further? After that, what should I check? Thanks.

This is what I'm doing right now. but for metal studs, I must use self-piercing screws. The regular ones do not work.

It may be a stupid question, but I was wondering what is your favorite commercial drywall anchors for your standoffs? I will soon fix some 48inX96in acrylic using 1in standoff. I normally use 1 5/8 self-drilling metal anchors with #8 screws but sometime I have problems with the metal studs...

it's a thick fabric. definitely not a vinyl. I can ask more specifications if it can help.

I've got a friend that own a beach umbrella store. If a customer want to have a logo printed, he normally outsource it to a shop that can make 48inX48in screen print. He got an order for a 16ft beach umbrella with a logo on it. The 48inX48in screen print won't be big enough. So he asked me for a...

Great, thank you. I did not even know how to called them. So I was not able to google it.

Hi, I'm looking for a distributor for clip like this in Canada. Preferably in the Montreal area. Any suggestion?

+1 with that.

Hi, so I did not use my envision cutter for 1-2 months now. This morning, I had this when I power it up. The fan is working, but other than the black square, I don't have anything else. What I should do? Thanks.

+1 here.

wow! :rock-n-roll:

This is exactly what I'm planing, but I'm wondering what is the best tool to cut it.

My problem is it's a finished product (38inX2in) that I have to cut down to (36inX2in) and rewrite the number on them. Because of the rewrite, I have to cut them one at a time. I don't have a foot shear and don't have the space to have one.

So I have a customer that have over 3000 coroplast pieces to be cut. We did the job for this customer few months ago and cut over 8000 pieces on a zund cutter. Parts are small (38in X 2in) on 4mm coroplast. All the pieces are numbered and he now want me to cut the 3000 remaining pieces 36in X...

wow! I would also like to know how it was made.

I was asking for 3D sublimation like Josh mentioned.

Is there setup for bigger pieces than mug, plates and phone cases?

Make a small hole at the end of your BS and attach somekind of weight on it. It worked for me.