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anybody using curvalam?

i'm looking for any suggestions pls&thx . i have been putting oracal perforated prints with 290 laminate on the back windows of dodge caravans. they have a curve in 2 directions and it's a b**ch putting them on nice and straight. they have printed a tag line needs to be straight across. i was...

oh for god's sake, the avatars are for fun. duh.

funny, the guy i know who has one of those dogs woulda done the same thing!

ps, he applied for unemployment several times and finally got it. unbelievable.

the lower the skill set the less common sense. i had a low skill set employee who's worked slowly degraded to "fire me" and when i did, he came into the office and attempted to pummel the snot outta me.he was much bigger than me. we rolled out the door and into the shop and he stopped when of...

now THERES a dog that would chase a black bear up a pine tree and not even think twice about it....

if it was baked, then 72 hours will be ok.Any continuing outgassing at this point will work it's way through the vinyl. if it wasnt baked than wait atleast 2 weeks, 30 days is better.You COULD still put them on after a couple a days unbaked and you may or may not have minor outgassing bubbles...

rick, i am the guy who sold you the pc600 a number of years ago. can i come too, or will you shoot at me?

Andy, it should be ok - the clearcoat is still catalyzed urethane ( in the U.S. anyway) even when waterbase colorant(basecoat) is used. The thing with any of these friction tools is to limit the heat created.Also it's still less risky than pressure washing IMO. just my 2 from my experiences.

why are they illegal? is it because people use them for permanent instead of event/temp signage?

how 'bout we all save em and make a "plastiki" type yacht. Could be fun. i have some you can have. two different depths.

with the soap and water solution, try adding alcohol (in the cooler months.) i like 10-20 percent.

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update The replacement mat they sent me is much better. I gave it a few hours out in the sun, cooled it in place on my layout table with boards on top, and it is fine. Thanks again to Dave at Xtreme for a no hassle replacement. Also, thanks for everyone's suggested remedies.

As a courtesy to the company "Xtreme 1" Spoke with Dave Harris at Xtreme (aka Image 1 Impact) and he immediately stepped up and sent me a replacement mat, and a call tag to return the old one for inspection. Thanks Dave.

all the best, Arlo, hang tough:thumb:

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sounds cool. Malkin, maybe THATS what we should do.

did ya ever look at all the coated screws and junk they came out with for the new wood treatment? phillips drives, square drives, torx drives,green,tan,gray, a vast array. the epa inadvertantly created a whole new market. and i'll bet that the production of all that coated stuff creates its OWN...