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^ This.. And is exactly why I asked way up above if the panel was primed both sides..

I was planning to be a dealer for duna. It is rigid expanded polyisocyanurate, it is made from a different foam compound. You can tell because it machines with chips instead of dust. That is if i remember right

ya, we with decades of experience already know about the less than opaque calendared vinyl that leeps, curls and otherwise is a waste of life force.

From the precision board site. Yes we all know duna is not hdu. But the principles are the same. Does temperature cause Precision Board Plus to expand or contract? Yes it does. Virtually every material, whether it is metal, glass, wood, stone, or HDU, expands and contracts as it gets...

show a pic of melted vinyl from a hot back lit box..,, or it never happened.

We used black all the time in Louisiana. On lit signs. And never saw a melted piece. Ever. I never had to wait for a light tube to cool down to change one. Never saw a light box so to melt plastic. I also find it difficult to think that trans is some special vinyl that is heat poof...

oh yes, Why glue aluminum to the back of HDU? Aluminum expands at a different rate.

is there any backing material on this panel? Did you prime front and back with a good water based primer first?

One more thing. In most places running a business out of the house where one is manufacturing items is against most zoning laws. So it is not just a matter of getting a business license to be legal.

While you have some sweat in those designs.. They are not yours. They belong to the company where you once worked.

they all think the machine is worth 5 grand, That is until they go to purchase a set of ink.

Bitter has nothing to do with it. Nothing wrong with making a few bucks either. It gets real old looking at over $100 grand in equipment in the shop. Paying several thousands in property inventory taxes on that stuff each and every year that goes towards paying for those 4 cop cars...

Then why not pass this job along to a full time sign person who needs the income and does thsi for a living?

blinking led's could be the failure code. I do not remember the codes or where to get them.

get it from CAsey. And forget about spending any more time looking to assemble the perfect machine. Let Casey do it and you can spend time looking for new clients which is more profitable.

typical power supply symptoms of a failure. Intermittent then finally dead.

raise the prices.

4 ft ruler and box knife,, cut away

^ this x 2

what shoo gots to sell?