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You can get a good royal sovereign laminator for a pretty reasonable price. Problem solved.

I played a little battleshots over the holidays. Good times.

Didn't realize Oracle and primer don't mix. My bad.

I had an American company contact me a few months back. Wanted me to sign up to be one of there vendors for my area. I asked a lot of questions and they answered with a lot of BS and lies. I figured lying to me right from the get go was a sign of things to come so I stayed away. I don't...

You could use a primer in the curves and areas that put a lot of stress on the vinyl. Not much you can do to prevent impact tears and debri though.

I love how he sticks his kid in a crappy old ripped up tarp. Safety first!

Just found this. Haven't seen it before. Thought it was pretty cool so I thought I'd share. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2LUz2WVcek

I'd go with the Seal in a heart beat although I don't really think heat assist is necessary. You may want to check out Royal Sovereign. Good machines at a decent price.

Sorry man. I wasn't trying to rain on your parade but look, my company name has SS in it too. We tried several variations of SS before we finally scrapped the idea of using it in our logo.

I'm not going to comment on the design aspect of your logo but I'd like to note that "SS" makes me think of either nazis, cool cars or boats. Your SS symbol somewhat resembles a swastika which makes me more inclined to think of Nazis. Maybe not so good for business. Just my 2

+1 Dan Antonelli. Good price, GREAT results.

I'm pretty sure the tint is in the adhesive. It's usually not enough to be an issue and it's hardly noticeable by most but it can be a pain. Try reducing the yellow in your print until you hit the desired colour. I know, easier said than done.

In my experience, lam has either a yellow or blue tinge to it. It's the nature of the beast. Maybe someone else here has something different to say/add.

LOL, no problem sir. Funny, I made my first reply and for some reason I didn't even realize you where the OP. Had I known that, I may have given different advice. Nah, just kidding. ;)

Congrats Boyd. So where's the shop?

I had to reinstall it about 3 or 4 times before it worked.

Cool vid and great shop but I gotta say, I about 1:08 in the vid, the kid is attaching a print to the take up core image side in. BAD BAD BAD. Image side out. ALWAYS. Just saying...

Now I need a beer!

Thanks guys. Some good info here. I guess I've got some more homework to do.

I use glass and I like it a lot. Only use stainless steel blades on it. Very sharp blades will scratch a little but not enough to worry about. Do yourself a favour and make the table a bit wider than your media. So if you're using 54" media, make the table at least 55" wide. This will...