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I have to paint panels onto Probond (Aluminium composite) panels and wondering if I should use oil base or acrylic and do I need to use a primer. These are large 3meter panels and will have 2.7 meters painted. I've never really had the need to paint them before except for a few small ones (half...

Is this like the one you want http://shorinternational.com/BenchShears.php or for a bigger cheaper sheer http://www.harborfreight.com/30-inch-shear-press-brake-and-slip-roll-5907.html I bought a 4ft sheet metal sheer and cut everything from aluminium, signwhite, coreflute, probond, etc on it...

All caps and in an arc. lol

Algerian and the 20 other names for it on the net. Curlz loopy hairdressers seem to like it, says it all really. Cooper looks like what kids drew at school when bored.

I take the protective covering off right before I apply vinyl to it and never have trouble with bubbles, so the only thing I can think of is nicks in the squeegee or bad technique. If the bubbles are small, chuck the panels out in the sun and they will disappear. Its hard to give an accurate...

I have done deep recessed windows (last ones were 5" deep) and just measured to make sure the windows were square and precut the vinyl to size. Use plenty of app fluid so you can slide it around and felt squeegee down starting from the top. Found that an extra set of hands were handy as the wet...

Cale just do like Diesel and ask your insurance agent instead of listening to keyboard lawyers.

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I don't think it needs Alderbrooke Park on there 3 times and might just be me, but the red is sorta in ya face, can you tone it down a little.

Good outcome.:thumb: BobbyH links explain copyright in pretty plain English ... The Graphic Artists Guild has a free whitepaper on Copyright Myths that is free to download and worth a read... https://www.graphicartistsguild.org/resources/copyright-myths/ Pretty much says what Techman is saying.

Bit off topic, is that $2.12 a liter for unleaded fuel or a US gallon on that sign? We are paying US $1.38 a liter about US $5.25 a US gallon.:omg:

I usually just right click on file and go to "open with" and select whatever program to open it ie corel, illus, etc but I just tried a dxf file and didn't work in IllyCS4 or CorelX3 yet opens fine in VMP, so if the others can't do it for you I might be able to.

Yeah technologys great, but jeebus that was boring:Sleeping:

I use a electric hand saw with a 100t carbide blade made for cutting aluminum and straight edge. I've used it on 3mm sheet aluminum, 4mm probond, etc and cuts it beautifully.

That is the old version that has to have a dongle plugged into your computer for it to work, it's no longer supported by Future corp(VMP) The new version price is listed on that web site I posted and is worth every cent, I tried a few other programs and they were just a waste of time and money.

Do what Visual800 said, you claim your money back thru ebay NOT the guy that sold it to you.

Is it the new version or old? 1. Old version had a dongle, won't work without it. 2. Trial version of the newer program will let you design but not cut. 3. New version has to be registered online. When you open VMP and the gateway screen comes up, go down to tech support then click on contact...

It may be that being in the full sun the Lexan is expanding and contracting at a different rate to the vinyl.

I live in the windiest part of our state and when I erected a 20' x 10' kit tool shed (we call them blow away sheds, if they aren't secured properly...they blow away), I use Tapcons to secure it to the concrete slab 5 years ago. Pretty sure they will hold a crappy little sign box on a wall. Half...

Might be just me but..why the "since 1986" date, must be an American thing as I've noticed a few signs on here with it. I have never been asked to put that on a sign & who really cares when they started. Why not put Bob Doherty Plumbing. Just my opinion...right or wrong