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We have the 98" Keencut and the blade is great for foamcore, coro, any soft substrate but sucks for 3/16" Ultraboard and 3mm PVC. The blades that came with were medium duty, so we thought let's get the heavy duty and that should solved it. Nope, rips at the edge, does not cut it clean at all...

I haven't heard of that vendor. We are in the midwest, can you send me the link to that site? Thanks

Ok, what kind of paint would you recommend for painting the pvc? And do you know where to find white 4'x10' or 5'x10' 1" pvc?

Have talked to Grimco, Wensco, Regal Plastics and Midland Plastics, I need 1"(25mm) 5'x10' sheet of black PVC, no one has it in stock, Midland could get it but I have to order 5 sheets minimum at $300 a piece and I only need 1 sheet. Have been considering just going with 1.5" sign foam and paint...

We have used their inks on 2 different flatbeds, an EFI and our Mimaki, legit for sure.

Yes, I told them that as well but they refuse to believe the perf won't work because it worked on all their exterior windows. Really a pain when the customer thinks they know better.

We have been installing window perf on exterior windows for over 20 years and never had an issue with visibility. One of our clients requested some perf on their interior office windows and we obliged. Obviously you can see in the pic this doesn't work with the interior light source they have...

Here are a couple photos of it. There are 5 total overhead doors 14' tall which is perfect for the trucks and buses we work on. There is also lots of parking lot and the rear of the building has about 1/2 acre of lot that's fenced in with barbed wire fence. Could have people store their...

I've been leasing a shop space for my business for the past 11 1/2 years. The current space we've been in over 7 years and have around 5500 square feet. We are outgrowing it as far as the production space/offices and have been looking to buy for the last year or so. With our size requirements...

Back in the day I used clear shield before I had a laminator. It works well and I have signs I installed over 10 years ago that I drive by daily and the color still looks great. The rolling definitely isn't as good. You could try the HVLP gun and thin it out and that should work.

Busy, busy, busy and no slow down in site. Our installers are jammed with work all day everyday and we have our contractors doing nights and weekend installs every weekend making the big bucks. Now up North here the cold temps have arrived and we can't do any of the vinyl work outside so that...

Went to the Print United show last week and finally got to see these new HP Latex machines running and get the details on them.They only had the 800w(white ink) but I'm going with the 700w as I don't need the bigger ink capacity. From what I have seen on this forum, it's a mixed bag on these...

Right, lol!:clapping:

Sure, but it needs to be blast proof. Is this something you can make easily? I pass on stuff not worth my time. If you can make them, I'll certainly purchase them from you.

Yeah, they are pricey, not even worth me ordering and marking it up for my customer. I'll just send them straight to the source.

Good morning, trying to find a supplier for these style of signs. I found a company that supposedly makes them but they haven't returned my messages. If anyone has a source for these or can produce them please let me know.

This has to be SS1 decal remover from New Image Technologies. These guys in Illinois developed this formula many years ago and it works exactly like this. We used it on a fleet of trailers before and purchased 55 gallon barrels of it in the early 2000s. Definitely pretty toxic stuff, we used it...

Thanks for the helpful reply. That's what I'm looking for when I post on this forum. Others love to quickly point out how stupid something was like no one ever makes a mistake. Typically why I stay away from here as people have gotten worse hiding behind their screens like vultures and being...

We printed a large floor graphic 8'x8 for a bar in a large sports arena concessions area. My designer seamed it in the middle going against walking traffic(so people would likely hit the seam more) but I wouldn't think that would necessarily cause it too lift like it is. We used adhesion...

PVC for a long term outdoor sign here where I live wouldn't hold up with the extreme temp changes we have here. It gets to -20 consistently in the winter and the summers are humid af.