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I would assume a power plug is a power plug. Get a new plug/extension cord and run it & wire it in correctly, should be pretty straight forward.

We have used a 3M product in an aerosol can "3M woodgrain & stripe remover" for old vinyl like this with excellent results. It can be purchased at Smyth Automotive or maybe your local sign product distributor carries it? Read the directions & follow them. Follow it up with Rapid Remover to...

Does it have an emergency shut-off switch? on the other end of the laminator? maybe it is faulty? Did you plug something else into the outlet to verify power?

Ouch! Bad sign placement....:omg2:

Glad to hear everyone here is safe. I live in Crittenden, KY where the tornadoes came through a month ago. Many were not that lucky here... Fortunately the tornado stayed up on top of the hill (my house is in the valley) 3 houses to either side of mine everything was wiped flat. My installers'...

The MacTac Rough Wrap Wall Wrap works awesome and is made specifically for jobs just like this. Your supplier should be able to send you a sample to show the customer. Our sample from about 2 years ago still looks like new, but has now been covered by shelving in the garage... Lots of heat and a...

Very nice work, looks great actually. X2 on what Circleville Signs says; if you can find a supplier that will print for you (an Edge print would be best in a case like this) your life would be much easier. Just one question; is that within the city's sign ordinance qualifications? I know a lot...

I sued to work for another branch this company, they should be able to take care of you: http://apiprint.com/plastic-printing/

I'm sure you will remember to; but let them know the cost of on-site time removing the old lettering, cleaning/prepping the surface (will you have to make two trips there & back?) - versus the cost of the new panels arriving at your shop and having them lettered and ready to deliver and install...

Put some 3-in-1 oil on the track the carriage rides along and work the carriage back and forth through the oil and into the bearings well. Do it a couple times if dirt keeps coming out of the bearings. Also, clean the track well and do this oiling process every 6 months or so. If not this...

Super awesome! Glad to see you doing well in the industry and buying new equipment!

print with what printer? What size of print/piece?

The materials are basically the same as far as vinyls go; for each linear ft you add around $1 per color imprint. So, it's significantly higher than our solvent Epson for full-color prints; but single color prints it's close enough costs-wise. The real benefit is that you can print a 100% solid...

X2 on an edge print.

For small decals and heat transfers I really like my EdgeFX & Gerber plotter.

Sounds like a job for window tint...

yes, stay away from it.

tineye.com only turns up people using it for their "profile picture", not sure how to locate the artist...

It's getting better, keep at it.

Also, X2 on this.