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Charlie, just wanted to say thank you for sharing with all of us. I will definitely be contacting you to inquire about your classes. You may see me and Gary (Circleville Signs) in the very near future. Best wishes to you!

Like many here, all I can say is WOW!!! Charlie, you are truly a talented person and would love to keep seeing more of your work and hearing of your process. Heck, I may contact you about coming out there and attending a class in the near future. Very cool sir, very cool!!!

Interesting...

When I worked in the offset printing world there were guys who would blast presses with dry ice to clean up years of grease and ink off the frames/gears, etc. Was nice because you didn't have a big mess of chemicals/solvents to clean up. The dry ice would just evaporate and all that would be...

Have you ever wrapped a vehicle?

Welcome from Columbus!

For me, IJ-180 on everything vehicle wise. UNLESS the stipulation is made that it is for a very short term or specialty promotion period and will then be removed. Honestly, using IJ-40 with a cast lam like 8518 might save you $100-$200 on a big box truck. Not worth it in the long run.

Howdy from Columbus!

Hmm, I've seen the same results using aircraft stripper - but no way you can touch it with your bare hands... Would love to know too!

Helicopters, tanks, planes, etc. are all easily replaced whereas a soldier's life is not. Thankfully some family didn't receive a letter over this. Mistakes and accidents happen - we're all human.

Looks like the ends were painted, so I'm really not sure what caused it, but there is definitely a gap. Again, just looking for the best way to fill it in and be able to sand it down smooth and re-paint.

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I have a customer who has a sign that has been up for several years that is approx 2' x 15' and made of some type of 2" HDU. It is a simple sign and just has a routed edge, routed border and applied vinyl graphics. They are doing a small name change and want it re-painted and re-lettered...

Welcome to a great forum!

Whether it's Apple or any other company,I think you're living in a bubble if you don't believe that the majority of Chinese "factories" are exactly like the sweatshops we had here in the USA back in the late 1800's. *You do realize all the cheap banner material and many other sign-related...

Not lining up how? Vertically or the overlap isn't matching up? Also, what type of material, and what size are your panels?

Double yup. :thumb:

Was the JetBest ink for your 1624? I didn't think you could use that ink because the 1624 has a totally different head than the 1204/1304/1604/1614 series. I use JetBest in my 1204 and it works just as well if not better than OEM, plus no color shift and the inks were plug and play with OEM.

First, please post a nozzle test. What settings are you using? (Heat, resolution, number of passes, etc.) What material?

Says the guy who is still afraid of bulk ink....:rolleyes: *kidding* :Big Laugh