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I definitely prefer to do glass dry. But if I'm doing full coverage printed windows I will float them on in a heartbeat. No need to worry about tape for that.

on a panel saw you should have high tooth count, carbide, but most important is that it is a triple chip blade for a smooth edge.

Rapid tac II and time.

Great software. Stay away from their tech support. I recently paid for support to add a printer for p/c function. That will never happen again. In my first attempt to post this my pc froze and had to reboot. Never had that happen before their tech started jamming and guessing at my machine. It...

http://www.wholesalesignsuperstore.com/

If there is I haven't seen it.

I am a sign maker and a screen printer. 35+ years at each. Started my day with crane removing commercial ice machine from 2nd floor of hotel, 2 screen printed with plastisol shirt orders just left, now printing bumper stickers on Seiko to be laminated and cut. Wife just ran heat press for very...

Halftones can do that. First, do you have a proper light/exposure system for successful halftone shooting?

:Big Laugh

Hopefully you got a template. Place it, drill it (hammer drill) , dry fit it, silicone it, get check.

Turkey Day Had this guy a few years now

couldn't resist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HilVFpvzuBM

If they have millions to drop on racing why not just have several copies of each piece, then when one is damaged you have a new fresh one to pop on and keep going while the damaged piece is fixed and repainted? JAT

I don't think so but call the dept of rev to be safe if you want. The fee itself is a tax.

send it out http://www.wholesalesignsuperstore.com/ Have them send it to to you finished

Quit. Then they'll find out you're doing the work of two people. JK:ROFLMAO:

Had my Daige for almost ten years. Replaced one motor and about to recover bottom roller from my error but for what the machine is and the money I can't complain. No comparison to the bigger better machines but for mounts and short lam runs it does fine. I mostly use a sled and don't bother with...

Fell, jumped, committed suicide, whatever. Been applied wet and dry, doesn't seem to like my window.

Just picked my glass adhere sample up off the floor again this morning and reapplied to window.

Naz-Dar inks are top shelf. I used their ink for my seiko until recently because they stopped offering it. Would still be using it if they continued its production.