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Not saying this is proper in any way, but we did floor graphic vinyl/laminate for a carpet install. Held up well for two weeks at a trade show.(according to client) Not sure how it was to remove(or install for that matter) as I sent it to TX.

My two cents: Buy local. We have our whoopa$$ systems built by a local company. We get to sit down and discuss what we need and they build it. Best part is their systems come with a 3 year no questions asked warranty. Only had to use it once in close to 15 years because of a CD/DVD drive...

Make sure the pump lines and drain line(s) aren't clogged. It will eventually quit printing if the lines are clogged or extremely restricted. There could be other issues too. Only recourse is to replace all those lines. Very simple to check and replace. Been there, done that, went back to...

You'll be fine. We have the full suite which has been used on various projects.

We run EstiMate for the most part. But we use the Pat White method from time to time too.

Glad it worked out for you. Onone rocks.

It's all we use and will continue to use. Mike Koval got me set up and answered all my dumb questions. Sidebar: I made a shirt for myself as a test. It gets thrown in the washer with the whites which means bleach and washed hot. It also gets dried hot. And I don't turn it...

I'd use the supplied jpeg and UpRes it with OnOne software and call it a day. Standard car door magnets are not worth the hassle of recreating. Unless of course you're getting paid to rebuild the file. Theft and loss rate of magnets doesn't justify perfection either. JMO

IMO it boils down to type of mistake and frequency. The following scenario looks at the same employee making the same mistake. If an employee makes a mistake you have a chat about what went wrong. Use this chat to see if additional training is necessary. If additional training is indicated...

Welcome from sunny Wisconsin. Ya Loper. Or do ya prefer Mittenhead?:Big Laugh I can say that since I'm a transplanted Yooper.

I'm betting you can't. They are most likely trademarked and folks are makin' fat bank selling the stencils. Can always develop your own unique pattern. That Hextek ain't too trick IMO.

RJ's Tip 'o' the Day: Study spatial competition. Here is a very simple overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jILgxeNBK_8 I find this subject fascinating. It also explains what you see in malls and business centers.

Got one of these dealios:http://www.tapplastics.com/product/supplies_tools/plastic_tools_supplies/plastic_bending_strip_heater_element/169 I dadoed out a piece of plywood then put several layers of fiberglass insulating wrap in the dado then the heater. Heater sits just below the surface...

Plasma cutter and straight edge. As long as you keep up on your consumables they cut fantastic.

Ceiling fans like Gino said. He's also right about having your utility coming in to see what can be done. If you are using propane you may want to look into a pellet heater. They are much cheaper to run than propane. You can buy them that look almost like a regular furnace. No window, no...

One thing I've learned over the years is be willing to move to wherever the jobs are. Or..... If you liked the oil field work get into a tech school and learn pipe welding. 6G cert in the fields will make fat bank. Truth is, 6G cert just about anywhere will make fat bank. Place not far from...

Very nice. Looks like talent is everywhere. Thanks for sharing. Now get back to doing nothing on the beach.:cool:

I buy whatever cutting mat is on sale with no grid. I have a printed grid on the table.(first money saving tip) Don't skimp on the grommet press though.(second money saving tip) My preference is for Hiker.

Your project deserves a little extra. Dome it.

I'd install PPF where needed then place cut or printed vinyl on top.