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They just finished that sale at our local home depot but it was white only, no clear.

This site is a mentor in and of itself.

If you have white around the outside of your print you could die cut 1/8" or 1/16" undersize and then you wouldn't have to trim either.

Sorry Adrian, I wasn't very clear. What kind of tools do you use for your sanding? Especially for the small stuff it seems like it would be hard to get in those corners etc... In small spaces I have used paper around a putty knife etc, just wondering if you used any special tools. Also do...

Excuse my ignorance. I thought that you could use oil size and water size on glass to get a matte or a gloss finish if you will? I don't do any leaf (yet)

My neighbor is a retired gilder/signwriter in his late 80's. He told me about adding a drop of yellow so that you could see where your size was. I always assumed it was for glass work but I don't remember. Every time I ask him about a product like size he always starts giving me a recipe...

What do you use to sand the inside of your carved letters if you have an area that needs a little smoothing?

I like X-Fonter and it's cheap.

With as cold as it has been I bet it's humidity. We have been having some overspray on our mild solvent and we never do.

I just want to know what they do.

Under menu on the printer you will find 'cutting menu', there you will find an option for 'pre-feed' that you can turn on or off. Just make sure you pre-spool out your material when it is on a roll or it will jerk it really hard.

Digital Juice is one

Never heard of LHF Street Script

Obviously you are not comparing it to some of the excellent signage from that era. I drool over some of the beautiful design and workmanship that came out of 1901 era sign shops. Grunge and child fonts were NOT the norm for the time, trust me.

I have bought Arolon anti in cut yardage from GSG (graphic solutions Dallas), I know they have other locations but they do ship.

Install of this type of stuff would go to companies like Leading Edge Aviation... although I could see them contracting to bring in additional installers. They have all the equipment to climate control/wash/get into the right places/inspectors on staff... ...

Love it.

Tell us more about your exact needs and concerns. Lots of folks have the US Tech laminators and have been very pleased.

You can rub this part that feels real nice but you can't rub that part that also feels real nice. What happened to "It's my body" lol.

I wouldn't install it for $320.