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if it's goin on a vehicle, it get laminated with optically clear laminate. if it's goin on a storefront window it doesn't get laminated, perf is a temporary product anyway, no need for laminate.

roland makes one http://www.rolanddga.com/products/media/detail.aspx?id=120

that is a good point, we have a supplier here who will cut the vinyl however you want it for no additional charge.

I would keep an eye out for an old woodworking lathe that can hold a 60" log of vinyl. put the log on and use a good sharp knife to cut through. You can find an old lathe for a few hundred bucks.

they changed their name again, they are now "Extensia Signs" www.extensiasigns.com phone # stays the same 1-866-275-1996

Remember when Proveer took over East West up here, they sent out this nice glossy "North American" Catalogue with all these nice things in it that I had never seen anywhere else, nice post & panel kits, brackets, sign blanks, specialty vinyls etc, I was excited as a pig in s**t, finally we can...

I've found proveer to bit better than ND in this regard. i remember calling ND for a white Gerber Edge foil, they told me they didn't have a single one in any of their branches in Canada and the next expected shipment in would be in 4 weeks, they seemed to think that was perfectly normal and...

our invoices still say "East West Plastics & Electrical Products Inc" so they are a bit behind the times. I'm guessing it's a change in name only, We don't seem to get any nice things north of the border, we live in the land of "special order"

Looks good man, best of luck I'd buy some if I wasn't one of those wierdos who actually like the taste of water, from the tap even!

we have a supplier near us that will apply 3M diamond grade white to an 0.080 aluminum blank for a pretty good price, they buy the diamond grade by the roll and get a good price on it. we would then apply a good 2 mil cut vinyl on top of that, but if there are 50, the same supplier could screen...

I would be careful, we have run lasers for 15 years and something about the yellow-brown colour of the engraving tells me the material is not meant to be lasered, it most likley has PVC or something similar in it.

Tct has it for much less

I know the stuff we get for our roland prints horribly, I've always been told this is due to old stock. But i've never had issues with our edge. try wiping it down with alcohol before printing

why don't you print one of the files your roland has had trouble with in the past?

If the message is not going to be changed, this is the best bet, these trays go through a super hot water sterilizer multiple times a day, couple that with the possibility that the trays are made with a low energy plastic and the decals won't last long. See if you can do a sample of 5 trays...

we do it quite a bit, we use rustoleum gloss back rust paint, here is our process: Infill letters using a business card to squeegee the paint into the letters and clean as much excess off as possible. let dry overnight in the morning, take an old phone book, pour some acetone or lacquer thinner...

Just got a phone call I had to share. About 6-7 years ago we made a bunch of signs for the city, they put them on fire hydrants when they are out of service to let the fire dept. know the hydrant doesn't work. Along the bottom in tiny text we have "to reorder please call watsons engraving &...

We will generally take a credit card number to have "on file" for new accounts, once the account is past due by 30 days it goes on the card. As far as "storing" the card, it goes in quickbooks, which is password protected so I don't worry about it.

We try to steer our regular repeat clients away from credit card payments, especially on products we ship to them as Visa/Mastercard charges an ever higher rate on "card not present" transactions. If they are a good customer in good standing we would rather extend net 15 terms to them and have...

Our wages are higher