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+1 I have a couple Nest thermostats in my house and they are awesome. You have endless options for scheduling and remote control from your phone is great too. Once again, doesn't answer your question but I had to agree with Pat!

Nice! Thanks J Hill!

Sorry for the not so clear image.

Not sure if something like this would work for your application or not? http://www.amazon.com/Balt-Porcelain-Magnetic-Markerboard-Frame/dp/B00ED3PO9W/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1424974018&sr=8-16&keywords=magnetic+dry+erase+4x4

I get mine from Grimco for about $420.

My thoughts exactly Pat!

Didn't see that info Pat. Thanks for that. Pricing sounds very reasonable for what you get. Pretty cool concept. Just curious as to what that process entails.

www.woodsnap.com This company prints on wood. The prints are water resistant, bleach and even sand paper resistant. They claim the ink is "infused" into the wood. Does anyone have any idea as to what printing process they would be using?

www.fxcaps.com

I actually used some of their chrome material this week. It wasn't for wrap use but for just cut lettering. It was super easy to apply (air egress). The quality of the material seemed to be very good. Prices seemed very fair and shipping was pretty quick.

Right on! Thanks.

I feel like I have used this one before. Any ideas?

Not worth the $75 - $100 savings per box to take a chance on my printheads, IMO

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I'm sorry you read the original post wrong. The thread was posted in the materials section as you can see. The original post was asking what type of vinyl material was going to be the best option for the project. Never did I lead on that paint was an option. I'm sorry that my "dinky" little...

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I have a like new Xrite i1 Basic Pro 2 for sale. This was used once and then put back in its case. This retails for over $1200 but i'm only looking to get $750. I will pay shipping to anywhere in US. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks. Justin signspot@verizon.net

Grimco just sent an email blast out today for a new 63" Mimaki for $12k. Sounded like a great deal to me. Never had a Mimaki myself but I have heard good things about them.

I'm having trouble getting a polished edge on acrylic. The material is 1/4" thick clear and we are cutting rectangles out on our router. The router gives us a pretty nice smooth edge but we still do some light sanding afterwards. We then take a propane torch and run it along the edge of the...

duramarkers.com - same company that sells alumigraphics