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Exactly, it's not an all of a time thing. but it's nice having someone there for a backup. The problem with people on this forum is it's all about competition and making money. They think if you own a sign shop near them, they want you shut down. I live in a small town with 10 sign shops and 4...

I generally do an overlap and then cut at the seam.

Sounds like your rollers are messed up. Since upgrading to a better laminator probably isn't going to happen , try tightening as much pressure as possible so that the middle touches. Also try playing with your pressure knob or tightening any loose screws.

Even though you are wrong, you can keep thinking that.

Working out at a gym or even at home with a basic set will help reduce weight and gain muscle as well.Tons of people think jogging will lose a ton of weight, but it doesn't.

Vehicle wrapping is a very hard thing to learn. Prepare to make mistakes and do it over. When it comes to customers, they will pick apart little mess ups, like when it comes to a solid color wrap and it's easily seen. Maybe offer your first half dozen at half price so you can learn. Also buy...

I was thinking about how great it would be if we started a community partnership. Get a group of us together who want to help each other out by selling wholesale, doing some graphic design work or even trading or borrowing stuff. Like you are in need of some DiBond blanks and your supplier has...

Really they need a stamp? Around here they don't care. But look up the Wind and Snow load for your area, that will help determine the footer you need. Calculating concrete is pretty easy. Overkill is better than not enough. If you send me the specs on it I can tell you what to make it.

Dust on the encoder strip maybe?

I will only use OEM ink.

Are you trying to break a weld with one? I mean how much pressure are you trying to use? Scrapping should be easy and only firm pressure. I've never had an issue with the angle.

Best deal is Harbor Sales

Normally yes, their drill bits, driver bits, saw blades, etc are garbage. But they have a couple of nicer things.

I'll check it out, thanks.

I remember now, it was Harbor Freight: https://www.harborfreight.com/razor-blade-scraper-98039.html These things are a beast, I purchased two, but going to buy a half dozen more. Used them about 100 times and haven't broken or anything yet.

Yes, I found some amazing metal ones that work with either steel or plastic blades. Also has a non-slip grip. Let me remember where I bought them....

Be aware that rivets SUCK. Add a few extra hours of installation to your quote because of them. Full wrap is easier than doing cut vinyl, because transfer tape doesn't play nice with them.

Fellers carries some, we use it in our shop.

This got me excited but then I saw it's not compatible with Eco-Solvent inks! :mad:

This would be for a shopping center, it would have thousands of foot steps over it and would get rained on.