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The people behind these viruses deserve to be shot in the face.

I'd revise the price. Tell your friend the cost would be between 450.00$ and 2 000.00$ each.

I was suspecting it could also have been a cold/dampness issue. Especially from where you are located. But you'd think you would have seen the problem while attempting to remove the transfer tape after install.

Only time i have seen vinyl falling off like that is from using old stock.

I use our province's employment department services. Does your state have that available for you? I hired a second full time employee about 6 weeks ago by placing my add on my government's job placement website. My add ran for four weeks and had almost 600 unique views. I must have...

At the very least you should have a printed color chart on any material you use.

Just for the heck of it ... I come in at 185.00$

Don't skimp on the primer! Top coat use whatever you know and trust (for outdoors of course). Spray finish is always nicer. Two coats of primer ... 2-3 coats of color.

We get very hot and very cold as well. Avery is all i've been using for quite a few years now. Never seen that kind of failure. (no failures at all actually). I am using MPI 1005 with Dol 1060 lam. Printing with Roland Ecosol Max inks.

X-Acto #11 all the way! You can weed with the tip of the blade then slice up your pieces with the long edge of it. Had an employee a few years ago demanding #16 blades. Still have some left. They are useless :noway: I should state the i prefer Grifhold brand blades over x-acto. x-acto...

Saw these two days ago on Reddit. They are awesome ... High quality tiff files (over 200 mb each). I downloaded them all ... Now thinking where am i going to put them (house or shop). Nice stuff :thumb:

I don't worry about the scuffs ... I blow torch it after it's installed. Works great for me. Note that i am using Avery MPI1005 with Dol1060 as laminate.

You need more practice :cool: Agree with the extra length though :thumb:

Cast vinyl is the longest lasting. As far as manufacturer life expectancy. I couldn't say if one brand lasts longer than another. To many things can affect the material once it's outside. I just tell my customers "Cast vinyl: Over 7 years)

The laminator will pay for the copier in no time.

Welcome from across the river. :toasting:

Hand held sander works real well also. Just had my employee smooth out 118 pieces 14"x10"

I use Square as well. Been three years now and have never had a problem. Love it. :thumb:

I have daily backups on external WD drives. And also weekly backups on a dual WD drive that is mirrored (raid config). So i have a total of 3 backup copies ... Think i will be ok. Thanks for the info.

I have an external backup drive connected to my production pc. I use a free program called FBackup and it backs up up my jobs everyday at 5pm. I keep an updated (around every 4 months or so) "System Image" file created from Windows on that drive as well. Is the Windows System Image enough...