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Convex High Tack Vinyl. I just used it on HDPE (high density polyethylene) tanks, ya the stuff nothing is supposed to stick too and it worked great. They also have a new product "Pitbull" that has a higer tack level than the Convex high tack material. Do a search here for more posts on Convex...

Tell her it's equal to expecting to get medical treatment without medical insurance, maybe she will be able to relate to that.

I just got the 500ml bottle for 29.95, ordered from US Cutter website of all places. I think it was an error because it appears to have been corrected, now it's listed as 83.99

You can also buy 6" roll striping and buy a 6" Slitter and slit it down to 4" Roll striping - Universal Products or Sharpline Converting Slitter - Fellers and other distributors

I do this a lot for RV stripes, premask then measure and mark on the premask, with straight edge & Exacto knife cut through premask, vinyl & carrier paper all in one shot and your stripes are ready for install.

Is anyone familiar with this product? How does it compare to Dibond? By what I can find online it's described similar to Dibond but it has a considerably lower cost.

Isn't it Flexi version 8.5 that begins to be Vista compatible?

I recently ordered 6 mil Convex directly from Convex and recieved the product the following day along with a free sample of the new Pitbull vinyl as well. Great products & service.

I have seen old Main Tape leave adhesive behind with wet installs, no big deal though really just takes a little time to peel it off.

Mike Paul is correct. You will get better print quality changing the default rendering intents, change vectors to "Spot Color" & bitmaps to "Relative Colormetric" For color matching what I found useful was a downloadable CMYK color chart from Trumatch, it contains 50 basic colors. Print...

Forget weedability, after 49 I can't see the cutlines in white, now that's a real problem. :doh:

California has got some incredible roads.

When you say window film do you mean window tint film? Although I have no personal experience with cutting tint film I would venture to say this might be a blade issue, you are not using some el cheapo aftermarket blades are you? I'd recommend genuine Graphtec blades or CleanCut blades, you...

I would also lean towards the Craftsman, some Ryobi tools are constructed very cheaply (not all but some definetly are). Personally I'd step it up a bit and go with DeWalt, you might want to stop by a Home Depot and check them out in person. The DeWalt's have good handles for carrying and they...

Frog Juice is CRAP! Buy some real paint.

Also you should have been able to manipulate that down to 4 tiles instead of 5. You can manually adjust your panel sizes and overlaps to fall where is best in the layout.

Aparently his local sign shop needs proper training in assembling multiple color RTA vinyl as well as transfer tape application. You know by now these things really shouldn't annoy me any longer but for some reason they still do. :doh:

Have you tried reverse rolling it up tight and putting it out in the sun for several hours? On mine this counteracted the memory it had from being wound up tight and left in the corner of the shop for 6 months before I actually took the time to fit it to the table.

You bought a stencil? Very easy to cut hanhicap symbol with exacto knife on 1 mm PVC.

Product Sign Supply sells a 1 mil. anti-graffiti film by the yard, I believe it is a tedlar film and is approx 60-64 inch in width, been a while since I've purchased any. http://www.productsignsupplies.com/