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the edge that is supported by the shear is fine, the edge on the piece that falls away has a slight burr on the underside, but 1 pass with a de-burring tool and it's gone.

we usually cut with a table saw, but we have cut dibond with our metal shear, i'm not sure the guage of shear we have, but it is foot operated and you need to put quite a bit of force downto cut it.

I agree, however, don't try to make yourself feel all warm and fuzzy about saving the environment, it's purely a cost saving measure.

As far as I know there is absolutely no requirements to call yourself green. We have a few suppliers who are sending their invoices by email and trying to put a green spin on it (saving trees), but in reality they are only interested in saving postage. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenwashing

I wish our internet prices were that cheap in Canada! if you want a good laugh, check out what we pay here http://www.cogeco.ca/web/on/en/residential/internet/packages.php this is what happens when 2 companies control all the media in 1 country!

I think the site itself is great! very easy to navigate and really easy on the eyes. As for the product, we have never been able to up-sell the "green" angle, but if you are having success with it, than best of luck!

I've had this happen before with roland wipers, I ordered genuine parts from our local Roland dealer, when they came in they were solid black rubber (no felt on the back side) because of this they were too stiff to flex past the squeegees that wipe them off. When I called they told me to soak...

can you find a better picture online and post it?

Every screen printing shop i have been in has made my eyes water from the fumes, just another thing to think about before you bring those nasty chemicals into your home.

it is wrong that the first thing i noticed was that it was crooked? My wife hates taking me out cause all i do is comment on things being crooked, or out of proportion!

Bob had a great idea for this once, he invented "the Brotherhood of independant signwriters" feel free to become a member, if there anything about it being only from "approved " unions?

are you against pressure washing it? I've neve rdone it myself on a cedar deck, but I have on a pressure treated deck and it got rid of old paint and stain.

even a sharpie marker will come off of 210 if done quickly enough with ISA 99%, or if it is still leaving a slight ghosting, a very quick wipe with a towel dampened in lacquer thinner will clear it right up, just don't use too much. We had one of our signs "tagged" with a sharpie and it sat for...

I think it's called a "unless you have the original artwork in a usable digital format, this is going to cost you a fortune"

Welcome from Dundas, would I know your business?

Matthews makes a spray on adhesion promoter for plastics that is clear called Tie-Bond http://www.ppg.com/coatings/matthewspaint/products/Documents/MPC160_74777SP.pdf

You need a batman costume...

why not drill a 3\8" hole and use a nice nickel coloured grommet?

Pretty much every sign substrate supplier should have this

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