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Spray Bombs? Lol? He was into graffiti at a younger age and continues to use the same methods today.

Change careers.

Foam stick sucks to get off. It'll eventually clean up, but it's a pain in the bottom.

Something to adequately support the force that wind will induce on the sign. A 4x5ft or 5x6ft "sail" could do major property or personal damage if it gets free in some good wind.

There's a thread about this in the Vehicle Wrap section. I know first hand I find prints that go straight from a take up reel to the laminator on IJ180cV3 with Mutoh ecosol inks are really pretty gummy on the glue side. If that's of any consequence to you I don't know. I haven't seen any...

I like single flute up cuts for acrylic @ 11500rpms with slower feed rates 50-150 for acrylic.

^^^^^ Sounds like my father. He's got a 63 he's just put back on the road, he's restoring a 58 my bought in the early 60s and they tinker around in an 02.

Everything at the house currently has a turbo on it in some form or fashion. Mainly VW/Audi crap. One of them is marginally quick, it's got enough in it to go 11s all day, but I'm a lousey driver.

500 sheets of coroplast is (2) skids worth which in my opinion not worth the risk, hassle and freight. If that's just a "for instance" number I get it, but a container load should hold a significant amount of board and/or banner which would seem worthwhile given you can move the material. All...

heat gun propane torch 3M, lidco, GW squeegees rivet runner and rivet brush adhesive backed felt tape wrench and metric/sae sockets various screw drivers & torx bits extendable magnet for those nuts you drop in the door cheapo harbor freight trim puller knifeless tape exacto and break off knives...

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I've never seen failures from not outgassing, but I have dealt with lots of prints that are really gummy on the adhesive side and will even shed some glue when you're pretacking the panels up temporarily.

A place to bury strangers http://youtu.be/G_cGirMGuLk

I love this stuff. 1st time use is a pita if you didn't read the directions on how to start it, but what a good solution overall for avoiding cuts over paint.

I saw a $400 savings by not buying outright in a hard copy format. With cloud you just yank down what you'll need/use and pay a monthly vigg.

We use masonite occasionally and more often 5-6mm coroplast to line the carton on all sides so an impact won't break anything. We rarely send this stuff regular ground service though, it's almost always a courier or shipping company. How far does it have to go?

I think I'm SOL without printing this first but any suggestions otherwise?

AGL here, it's probably 15yrs old, it's a tank.

It's not theory, it's the truth. Depending on the flexibility and other factors of the performance of the ink you need will also affect 100% dry times. We use a bendable ink in our press and it's definitely not fully cured when it comes out of the machine. Vacuum formable inks seem to be similar.

Lotsa good machines for small run digital die cutting. Zund, Kongsberg, Gerber M-Series...