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You said it! And damn proud of it, I'd say.

Bobby... some excellent points. Unfortunately(?)I think we're stuck with the current system. I put the question mark in because I can't argue for more qualifications for sign designers since I have none. I would be out of work if I was required to have some sort of sign/design education. So...

I'm trying to figure out why I live here instead of there. Fabulous scenery! Great diving too!

Thanks Border. That is f'n t*ts! Still don't see how you get the channels though.

OK... found a similar device but they use a different technique. They do the rivets first, then squeegee down the vinyl in between. Anyone tried the EZwrap Pro device? Here is a link to the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9JuSSlGrz8&feature=youtu.be

That's what I meant to say... channels not tents. I'm not seeing how they get the channels.

I've watched the videos on the Rollepro website but they don't explain how you apply the vinyl with the little tent rows over the rivets. Can anyone shed some light on this. Maybe there is a video that I've not found?

It always amuses me when we forgive large companies for slow service because they're "so busy". I think it would be pretty tough to find anyone busier than one person shop owner.

Can you glue them back on so they won't slide? Maybe some heat shrink over the roller the rubber goes over? If it improves them, then you have your answer.

Well BobbyH... perspective is a funny thing. I started my own sign business in my residential garage with no experience or education. From my perspective I'm a "real sign shop" because I make real signs. What do you make? Do you even have a business?

I'd like to have one of these: http://www.allendatagraph.com/Mon/prod_536.htm

Bank Gothic stretched should get you close enough.

Clean the pinch rollers.

See!

I'm pretty sure Impact was making a funny. I laughed.

"I.O.A.F.S."... Huh? (what's that mean?) I remember the design you submitted for this and it was quite the looker. This one's OK but it's a shame they didn't go with your original design. The one thing I don't care for on this sign is the way the router didn't finish the ends of the cuts in...

Good luck with it.

Try a new cable.

What font is that?

The Amish couldn't possibly be happy... could they?