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Customer needs two separate magnets.

I have galvanized pan tops on mine. 15 years and still going. Magnetic sticks well to it, clamps work fine, never had to replace because of knife cuts. X-acto blades are cheap. Cutting mats are not.

Cut in shop. Weed on site and apply tape. Bring extra.

When I was looking at cnc years ago my research told me multicam but trying to deal with them told me to keep looking. I don't see how they sell a damned thing.

Paint it pink. In two years when she wants Daddy to get a new ride put a hello kitty on it and it will sell in 30 seconds, lol.

My semi-retiremaent aint gonna be cheap! Bait and greens fees cost $$!:Big Laugh

Too early for Goblins?

You simply aren't responsible for termite damage. Even if you applied chemical when installed to the soil it wouldn't last past 30-60 days any more. Back in the late 70's early 80's the chemicals had more serious half-life applications. . PT lumber is a little more resistant but a metal end cap...

Get a permit box. Permit does not belong on their site sign.

I would imagine you can order them pre-cut and yes, pay a premium but, if it is a substantial order why not purchase a cutting solution for your future projects that require it. My panel saw when I first opened was one of the smartest investments I made.

Ulano rlx emulsion. You can make stencils from black vinyl in reverse and expose in sunlight. You will need a matte black background to reduce light bleed from behind. cloth works fine. Here in summer I get an exposure of about 90 seconds, but do a step wedge test to find your own number.

Had a plumber once who didn't like quote for removal. Brought van back after one of his guys went at it with a razor blade for a day or two and wanted me to fix that damage too. Told him it was an extra 600. When he agreed I sent that sucker to a spray and pray body shop and had it shot again...

Couple hours (2)with the 3000 psi pressure washer and then remove glue. Either the paint makes it or it doesn't.

Try some rapid remover. A little late for this trick but before I go on long trips or when it is love bug season I spray the fronts of my vehicles with pam cooking spray. After that the bugs wash off with a hose.

Had one years ago, it's been forever since I had to do any slitting. Matter of fact, just sold my challenge paper cutter.

Piece of wood, two screws and a razor blade.

Same roll of tape working on other surfaces than the ones giving you trouble? If yes, then it isn't the tape.

Happening in all trades. Getting a color chip set of stucco finishes the other day was like pulling teeth.

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Easy, if it is going to be permanent, wallpaper. If not, phototex removes clean and easy. While I am perfectly capable of hanging and finishing sheetrock, it's not my favorite thing to do. While I am sure there are decent wall vinyls to use my experience has been shrinkage, damage, or non-adherence.