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Cool!:toasting: Dave D sure gets around... Tell him your taking him to Outback Steakhouse and post a pic of his expression. .. :Cool 2:

$70-$85+ an hour for removal is what most shops charge, some are $100+. I always charge by the hour. Heat gun, torch, steamer, hot power washer, weed burner, choose your weapon and cover your butt for paint damage. If the customer does the vinyl removal tell him he must also remove the...

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Welcome back Joe! :thumb:

Gin or Vodka :toasting:

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About $80 to fill the Hemi. Thinking about getting another bike for the commute but I have bad luck with deer.

Do you have the print spot color box checked?

Probably spray wax... :Big Laugh Guy in the back says "It's crooked" 30 seconds in :ROFLMAO:

Don't do it. You need to use a cast laminate over cast vinyl especially when installing over compound curves. It won't conform and the edges will likely curl and shrink back. But... It can work short term the other way around on flat surfaces (calendered vinyl with cast laminate) But it's...

Great news! Probably throwing his ass out... :Big Laugh

Careful with some of those Dibond knock-offs. They run $40 -$80 for as 4x8 and are not created equal. Get the specs on the aluminum thickness from your distributor because they very quite a bit. One of my distributors sells a 3mm panel that only has a 1 year rating. Some others are 3 and some 5...

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Interesting. In my area there are many restaurants that don't have a liquor license but you can bring wine and beer to the restaurant but not hard liquor.

So I could bring in some week old road kill groundhog loin and restaurants in Tenn. will cook them up?

Ever bring a Steak to a restaurant for them to cook? Bring you own Whiskey to the bar and ask for a Coke?

Yes, but you will need a version w/ rip and print to output.

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http://www.rtape.com/resources/tips/how-to-prevent-bubbles Some plastics can absorb moisture from the air. These materials fall into the category called "hygroscopic plastics". The best known product in this group is polycarbonate. It's not, however, the only hygroscopic plastic. Nylon and...