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http://www.ssina.com/finishes/sheetsamples.html This might help. Figure out exactly what type of finish you are dealing with. Then you will have a better idea of what you are fighting. I didn't even know there were this many finishes to stainless steel.

We went a couple of years ago. Yes that is right down the freeway from me. I like the old stuff. But new I have to go Dodge.

That's really all I could think of. What vinyl are you using?

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Would this be considered halo lit and back lit? Very cool though. HE will never get rid of that gift

And I woulnd't think the heat would help at all if you haven't removed the oil. Actually I would almost bet that heating it would make it worse as this could spread the oil around more.

Stainless steel usually usually has a very oily surface. Even if it feels dry. I would think you need to wipe any stainless down with Isopropyl Alcohol before you mount anything to it. I have done plenty of vinyl on my stainless fridge. I even cut a thin lined box out and titled with script...

Clean, Clean, Clean, and then clean some more. Keep roll up doors low or closed to reduce new dust. Keep humidity a little higher to reduce static in the room. This will HELP keep materials from attracting debris. Use a ShopVac with a dust filter to suck up dust instead of sweeping. All...

Each quote is for specified items. If more is added then you add more onto the quote. An Estimate is just that it's an estimate with no guarantee of final price. It's solely to give them a ballpark. As far as design. It shouldn't be that hard to collect the design fee up front if the...

What kind of medals? Hockey, football, soccer?

I guess it would really depend on budget. Do you want the text to stand off or be 3d? YOu could just route aluminum or equivalent and then just sheet with a printed logo. Super easy. If you don't have router have someone cut the aluminum and do the rest yourself. This would be probably the...

There are quite a few things you need to set. Speed, Force, How to load the vinyl properly. How to adjust the blade to the proper depth. NO one is going to give you better advice then following the Graphtec manual for these things.

Wassup from Corona, ca. Pittsburgh at heart. You better be ready tonight.

Shut down the power to the computer? Or just blue screen of death not responding? I don't know how a printer could turn a computer off. Sounds like electrical problemsto me probably from the breaker box. Start to print and it drains the electrical on the breaker and the computer shuts off...

I would send it back. If a guy orders a sign and it has scratches hes not going to buy it from you so why should you buy the banners if they are all messed up. Also, this is going to reflect on yourself and your company poorly. When the end user gets the banners and sees they have scratches...

Without a large squegee I would say two person job like some of the others have suggested. But on a side note. What do you mean when you say the ActionTac is too digressive. I have heard adhesive called aggressive but never an application fluid.

You ordered printed banners that were damaged. Send them back to the Mfg. and either have them send you new ones or find someone else.

The constant clean and lubricate message comes from a sensor. The pulley has a tension sensor on it. It always moves at a certain speed but pays attention to when it requires more effort to move it that fast. Once the resistance is too strong it gives you the clean and lubricate message...

Make it look like the spots are coming off the dalmatian. And then in one of the spots write. "This spot available. He won't miss it"

I would. Especially since they are installing and they are ovals. Ellipses can sometimes cause more issues then just a large sheet especially on a curve and for unexperienced persons.