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I would love to have 2 weeks, unfortunately this client needs this this installed quickly as the playroom needs to be closed down untill install is done.

Thanks for the recommendation, we have used the dpf8000 in the past and it shrinks quite a bit, and the adhesive is too aggressive to make install easy.

Hello i am wondering if I can get some recommendations for a vinyl to use for an upcoming job we are quoting on. it is for full floor to ceiling wall graphics in a children's playroom in a hospital. My first thought was photo tex, but with it being a hospital, it need to be laminated so it can...

Look on the bright side, if you break it, you can buy a Roland!

it's done because it's cheaper to produce, these large fleet accounts are all about the $$, if liquid lam saves them $100 per truck, they are all for it. of course they never tell you about it before you quote the job, and good luck getting them to pay any additional labour due to the extra...

For taping, I order in 1.25" wide rolls of premask, it won't leave and residue behind like normal masking tape does, and at $2.25 for a 300' roll it doesn't break the bank.

We do this almost daily, no need to scuff, just use a good quality latex paint. If you have access to spray equipment that is the best way, but a 4" foam roller works just as well

To start this little guy in the shop making signs? My wife and I had this little guy last week, our first. I took last week off work to give her a hand with him, who knew a little baby was so much work!

You could use a router mounted to a table with a fence, with a 45 degree bit but table saw is the easiest way, if you are only needing to cut cleats, a $99 table saw will do the trick just fine, or a used one off craigslist.

I agree, always seal the edges of perf, especially die-cut. Someone most likely used the wiper, the guy you told is probably not the guy driving the car, so the message never got passed on, funny how that works isn't it :banghead::banghead:

keep in mind even the best florescent vinyl won't last more than 6 or so months outside, you may get a year if you laminate with good laminate

Yeah they are all made in china, except the "banner bug" but they are very expensive. most of them will work fine, avoid the $20 units as they tend to break very easily, but if you spend $70-100 on the stand, they are all pretty close in quality. At the end of the day it's a $5 roller blind...

Yeah most white vinyl that is meant for cutting has the blue backer paper now

Any supplier who sells sheet goods will have them

Can you expand on that? I'm curious what the difference between the 2 types of printers are from an application standpoint. Are there certain things a flatbed can do that a solvent can't?, even with a few additional steps?

Ok, I don't have any experience with a flatbed, however it seems to be very overwhelming, I was hoping someone cold tell me what kind of speeds you can realistically achieve with a flatbed. lets say I have $80,000 to spend on a new flatbed printer, one that can be bought and easily serviced in...

Just wanted to wish a happy Thanksgiving to all my fellow Canadians on here, hopefully you get to spend it with friends and family! :Canada 2:

We normally do it exactly like it is done in your picture, don't wrap the mullians. the few I have seen where they are wrapped, looks odd, not incorrect, just odd.

google "threaded insert"

We only stock 13oz banner material, but we are not really a banner shop, if we get a request for something we don't stock, which is very rare, we sub it out.