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There's a hundred threads about vinyl removal in the archives. Sounds like you have a pretty large project ahead , and if you have to ask for tips, you've probably never tackled one like this before. What kind of shape is the vehicle paint in? Have a straight up conversation with your client...

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Uh-oh. Bathtub design looks pretty good. A little crooked, but otherwise I think it's good. Good idea, putting it up high, in case your client wants to add some copy later. (you were thinking that, right?)

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Clr

Welcome to the show! And steady as she goes...

Holy Smokes!

Justin, let us now about that reply!

I had the same experience. I doubled my ram to compensate but it wasnt enough. I have since replaced my computer and all is well. (AMD FX processor)

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Just score it along a straight edge and then apply bending pressure while you score it some more. It will go more easily than you would think.

Waterborne paint isnt any good for a shop that doesnt have a booth and air heating/ circulating equipment, and yeah, the clearcoat (a neccessity) is still solvent based. Sherwin Williams has an automotive line that is a bit more affordable than the big name auto paint mfgrs. like PPG , Dupont...

Very nice, and a fine young man as well. Did he pick her up in the ol' Massey-Fergusen or the shiney New Holland? Heheh- sorry , couldnt resist - no offense intended Mosh!

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I just bought a Strong Signs Flycut FY850 33" plotter with optical alignment. It was $790 incl shipping. Once I have it and have tested it, I will post my findings! I decided to give this machine a shot because I am having serious financial struggles, my Roland is no longer functioning properly...

Nice Job Rick, and thanks for taking a lead on this. The Earth thanks you.

Oh man, that is aweful news, I'm so sorry to hear. My condolences to his family.

I find that , no matter wet or dry, i just go along like there is no rivet there at all. Just squeegee right on over and past it. Then I go back and poke a hole , at the bottom of each rivet, and squeegee up to around the rivet, pushing the air toward the hole i poked.

Stouse will drop ship with your business name on the packing slip and shipping label for a small fee. (dont remember off hand what the fee is)