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How is it that a teflon strip that is 53" x 1/4" can cost $40.00? That makes it the most incredibly expensive vinyl strip ever!!! Is it just that they can charge that amount or is the stuff truly that expensive to make? I wonder if there is another source for purchasing the stuff?

I use uhmw ( i think thats the name) it is like a cutting mat and comes in white 1/4" thick and lasts a very long time, after 2 or 3 years you just flip it over and new again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_high_molecular_weight_polyethylene

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I'm with Jill on this one. Something happened here in Southern Ontario a few years back and many of the sign supply companies were buying there plywood all from the same place. I have no idea why but this mfg used a latex paint and problems started for everyone. I was contracted by another sign...

for a calendered product I use General Formulations and I love it. It is made in the US of A although I do not think it is very popular as I do not see to many people discussing it here. They primarily make house brands for larger distributors like Fellers I believe. Try getting some cause I...

you can print on regular vinyl with a solvent printer, however they say that the digital vinyl is cleaner and it also comes on a thicker liner. So let me sum up. The vinyl is cleaner and comes on a thicker backing paper and is 6" longer than 48" vinyl and is $28.00 cheaper per 50 yard roll...

It is and I have not seen it since, I wonder if they are working on a season 2?

I have Signlab and Omega so the idea of having to buy a full design print and cut software was not worth it for me so my printer came with Flexi Photoprint which for about $1200.00 has design features (not a full flexi package) and rip software which has the ability to contour cut. I have grown...

I generally run everything in the high position unless it is something with a continual spot colour background. In the low position, which is the way we got the machine and it was setup, created so many problems with scuffing that we were continually reprinting banners. Had to handle them with...

I have had this too in the past. Very frustrating as you watch $$$$$ being thrown away. What brand of foil is it? I found that the Duracoat brand did that to me at times and I never did figure out why it happened. I figured they were rolled wrong out of the factory, maybe to high a tension.

get yer azz over here and help me then, your not that far away bro!!!

yes your right but then it starts asking me all these questions about pop this and outgoing that...thats what I need to avoid as I dont have the answers and trying to get them is mind boggling. I have 4 emails and I want to do this as painless as possible. I actually put the win98 disk in and it...

oh do you knowhere I can get a buggy whip!!!! :rock-n-roll:

So you basically dont know Thanks

you are correct sir. I also have win xp in 2 computers and win 2000 in another. I run Signlab 5 and have had problems running it in win 2000 and I know it wont run in xp so I am sort of a prisoner of win98 for now. I did upgrade to signlab8 for my laptop but I am so used to ver5 and basically...

I have now lost all my emails in my inbox. I desperatley need to know if I reload win98 from scratch will it overwright and everything will be fine ...programs settings etc or will it wipe eveything out?

But if I remove it, how do I put it back in? It came origianlly with Windows 98 so can it be installed by itself off the disk or do I have to reinstall windows completly? If I do then will it alter anything I have running currently?

Just curious if anyone knows how to reload outlook express for win 98 back over an existing version. Mine is acting really weird and feel it is corrupt. If I have the win disk can I get it to simply overwrite outlook by itself? Is it even possible to repair?

the power of the internet!!!!! send them this link and let them see all the thousands of sign companies that may be reading this thread. Make good Multicam!!!! I for one will never purchase anything from them now, until I hear a happy ending here!!!

I found with our Summa (d-140) that if we laminated using a semi gloss that I had problems getting the eye to read the balck squares so we then decided to laminate leaving 1/8" so that the black marks were not covered and it seemed to work fine until last week when it did go kookoo on the...