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First problem, customer install. Number two, solvex. both doomed for failure.

For 5' at a time I can use a 12" squeegee and the table tap dispenser and knock them out quick.

I would dig around on their forum for FAQ. Just stay away from letting their techs remote control anything. It took me forever to clean up the mess their tech left me in when I paid them to help me connect my Epson using the vpm. Guy was pure damage.

General rule of thumb, if it costs me time and resources there is a charge. If the customer balks at that they're most likely not worth my time and time is my most precious commodity. Chances are at least two of the companies they use to price shop are going to do a survey and call me for a...

Absolutely. I'm always the shiny side of everything so the wife and I make a good combination.

You must be related to my wife, she can't see past the turd for the roses either. lol Any abrasive method will do. I blast and am set up for it so that would be my solution. That or solvent, lots of that around because I screen print also.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IokSBX3ETRc

When you move from big squeegee to a laminator you will be so happy. Big squeegee is a great tool, but it isn't a replacement for a laminator. Did a color change to gas station roof over pumps before Christmas with a big squeegee. Worked awesome for that.

Either an issue with laminating process or time. Try letting a test piece sit awhile then laminate. If it works there's your answer, if problem persists it is either your process or media issue. A hard perfectly flat surface is a must

How long are you waiting after printing to laminate?

I'm a screen printer so that would be my method. I would most likely order blanks with rounded corners and holes already done. There are a number of merchant members here who could do it for you

Fred gave some very good advice. Go to the show, see the products running and reps there. Also a great place to get a show only deal.

Run. Best advice I can give after thirty plus years of screen printing, lol.

Tubelite has same product and more in most cases, deliver to me as well as beat pricing without being asked. Their normal everyday pricing has been much better for me.

F-600 with utility bed and 37' telsta. 5k generator.

Not a cure all by any means but eagle one car wash is about the nicest stuff I've found for getting as much "milk" off a trailer with just the wash prior to detailing. Good stuff.

Did you get a flash?

This may sound silly but if you can't find a tech, a forklift repair shop might have a McGyver for you. I have a friend who owns one and he has fixed an incredible amount of things for the shop over the years. As a matter of fact I have the motor on my table saw to install that I just got back...

If it gets that cold here I'm moving south, ;-)