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I am being serious, cut it with a knife. score thought it a bunch of times. I have done this when cutting curved tops in signs, so I am sure a straight line would be simple. I use a fine file to clean it up when you are done.

3M adhesive remover, apply, let sit a minute, rub off with plastic razor...repeat as needed. Clean surface with normal cleaner when finished. I should copy and paste this I have typed it so many times in this forum....

Not April fools on the BIG 3M price increase today....

I do the fishing line trick too, I tie a key ring on each end of the line to make handles to pull with.

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THE Google? I no longer do that low end time wasting type of work....20 plus years of dealing with dead-beats was enough for me!!! I know you are going to tell me about all the money that can be made doing it...trust me, been there done that! I have friends that place in the IMCA national points...

Old Paint agreed with the Mosh!!! Awesome!!!

That is me, took the pic in Nov. or so...I am over 40 let's just keep it at that...Class of 1990!

I printed out a pantone color chart on each media I use, then when color matching I refer to this chart. It will show exactly how your printer will print each color. Then look at the chart and choose the color, it may look weird on the computer screen but will print the color you chose. Hope...

Be careful!!!!!

Lets see...I make signs, thus I need to cut sign blanks, thus I get the equipment to do it. Like being a carpenter and the only tool you have is a hammer, call the lumberyard when you need a board cut. DUH! I don't have neon equipment, so I don't sell neon signs!!! Same applies!!! Like I...

Not all friction feed machines are starter "desktop" machines....

Are the inks reflective, I thought they were trans to be used over reflective blanks... I looked on Naz-dar's site and didn't see any....got a link?

I was making signs in 1988...how old do you think I am? Sucks you have been doing it this so long and still don't have the equipment you need... you must be doing something wrong. I stock 2-3 4'x8' sheets of .080 and cut them down on my shear, as I need them.

The "dirt-bags" on Facebook are the customers I try to stay away from!!!!

Yeah, I know what you are talking about, nature of the beast...I pull out the amount of material I am going to run.

Friction feed plotters have thier place, so do the old gerber sprocket ones.... I think they suck, how can you cut 6" material and 24" material on the same machine? You can't! They are good for pulling long jobs, I will give them that. Don't miss mine at all. I guess I must load my...

Another example of why it takes more than just buying a "sticker cutter" to be a signs shop....

Are you going to become a paid merchant member?

Grimco.