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Is foamboard only available from sign suppliers? If so, any in Mid-Canada?

I am looking for suggestions on what to use and where to find an inexpensive indoor substrate for 10" X 12" or similar size signs. Not coroplast, but something a little better= a little more cost I need about 50 pieces to start I know about a thin plastic material that Accuform supplies. I...

I have used Oracal 3165 with no problems with edge curl with no border. You can always print, let cure, and then cut out.

trag·ic/ˈtrajik/ Adjective: Causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow. Suffering extreme distress or sorrow. That's exactly what that is. shocking, surprising, or unbeleivable it is not. But tragic. Yes.

All of you posters who do not want to help, why answer? Please consider this: If I wanted to "learn the sign business first" I would have to work for someone in my area first, have them train me on the business, and then leave them to move down the street and then start competing with them (and...

First of all, I would suggest you take windex out of your install kit and never mention it again. Try using Isopropyl Alcohol to clean with. May not be the cause of this particular problem, but it may be in the future. Also, I had a problem with a farmed out laminate job for a wall mural. The...

Are you sure that wasn't a brand new sign done last week by _____________ (enter the name of the person you want to jab here)

My thoughts are with his family, friends and competitors. We all strap ourselves into our cars a little tighter when we climb in after losing a member from the racing family no matter what the level or discipline. Rest easy Dan and God bless.

What type of lifespan can I expect with frogjuice? The print is going on white plexiglass outside of a restaurant. One will be facing north the other west.

It is a 45 degree. I did not know that 60 is better for laminates. I will order one on Monday. Thanks Any other suggestions on downforce range would also be greatly appreciated.

I am trying to cut an intricate (tree) design on 3551 with 210 lam. on a Versacamm SP300V. I am sending test cuts through and they are not working. The sharp corners are lifting and not cutting through all the way. I've tried about 20 tries with no luck. I ran the range of blade force...

AND yes, when you are 97, like my Grandpa you WILL think your TAT was stupid, just ask ANY 97 year old with a tat, cause I hear it all the time from him and his other OLD buddies!!!! (glad I don't have a tat) Maybe there is a market for us for temporary tattoos. You know "Gir R Done" and "No...

I think mine is set to delete after printing in prod. manager I will go adjust the undo quantity and the save option for next time. Thanks for all the help.

Do you know Chester from 42nd street on Long Island? -and yes I AM joking. Welcome from up north.

Amen to that. A attempt at a quick fix from a combined 8,000 or so years of experience here, or fold it up and throw it out. Once it's in the garbage the remorse is over. It's a $1,200 job, so the $10 in waste is not so bad (if it doesn't start compounding)

I found a bunch of specs in the job log. Can I use this info to cut somehow?

I closed the program since, so control Z will not work. Does Cont. Z have an infinate number off undos? If so that would have worked.

I have not tried the electric remover tool, but I have used that style eraser on a drill and it only made a mess with bits of eraser stuck to everything. The chrome vinyl has proven a real p.i.t.a. to remove. I found the plastic blade and a heat gun works the best. Too much heat though and off...

I just printed 5' print on my SP300V with reg. marks to cut after laminating. Using Flexi Plus with Production Manager I then proceeded to move a bunch of things around and did not save it the way I printed it. Does anyone know if I can revert back somehow to save the prints? Or did I just...

I am doing a fleet of vehicles with old chrome decals to be removed. Each truck door takes about a half hour. I am using the plastic razor blades with a little bit of heat. The trick is changing them almost every 2-3 minutes to keep a sharp edge to save a lot of time.