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phototex, no need to remove wall paper. no need to worry about transfer tape, and no need to worry about learning curve. you can apply with your hands and it takes about 5 minutes to get used to it. use the opaque version then you don't have to worry about seems/overlap

love my latex and would never go back. extra elecric usage is a farce, i pay my electric bill and the few dollars more, and i mean few dollars more is made up in the countless hours saved in maintenence...

i have done this many times and it looks great. over print the image by an inch all around. cut the corners strategically so it folds perfect and fold over the flap to the back of the substrate. it gives a great edge look and you don't have to worry about shrinkage.

your price is fine, tell him to hit the road....you don't need every job, only the ones that are worth it...

how would you feel if your competitor, who you never met, came to you and asked for 2 yards of vinyl? i'd nicely tell them to chit in their hat and good bye....

you are using a mesh banner I hope...

addy, you really should just go away.... as far as the sketch, it was fine, customer is talking outta their a$$. simply tell them you will not do it over again, except for full price. they won't be able to get it done cheaper anywhere else....

change your accounting.... everything we buy is for a certain job, everything left over is considered garbage. if we happen to make something of garbage, then we are recycling.... keeping track of vinyls and such is not really what the IRS is after.....

sounds like he might be wanting a little more than vinyl and lam can handle... ask him if he ever heard the saying, you can't have your cake and eat it too.....

Started 17 years ago in my apartment, after three months of making no money I bid on a $115,000 job... Didn't get the job, but went to the company who won it and told them, "I know this job inside and out, if you need help, call me." Three weeks later I got a call, they gave me half of the...

that looks cool

i got rid of taking credit cards 7 years ago and have not looked back. it's a scam, people will find away to pay for it.....

i don't see it, the latex need massive heat, before, after, during. the latex is all about bonding the ink instantly. it won't dry after the fact. I don't see how it would work.... unless their play on the word latex is kinda like HP's play on the word....

I have the HP 25500 the warm up takes some time to get used to, but the lack of maintenance make the HP latex the bomb. i would never, ever go back to solvent...

I would not laminate at all. I have used it many times and don't see the need to lam. - unless the end user is a clean freak and tries to use windex on it.... I would use the new stuff that is opaque as you cannot overlap the old stuff, it is very translucent. I have used it many times...

i generally stay away from bashing addy, but in this case i'll make an exception. dude, stop typing just to see your name come up, that was the stupidest thing i have ever read....in my life.

i ordered the sample and lam. used both, they worked great. I will be using this in the future.

this is not a plug and play application, you will need an engineer. period.

darken up the smegma around the GUARDIAN, it sticks out way too much

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