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I find it useful, more for purchases than selling though. But I did use it to get rid of some boat anchor printers, a truck cap and a few other things. My wife recently tried it to sell some of her art, that was a waste of time. Nothing but scammers.

wow....talk about Throw Back Thursday. I didn't like tempera, though the sign guy that started me in the business did tons of paper signs with it. I preferred Japan Colors. But if I were to try tempera again I start with this https://www.dickblick.com/products/blick-premium-grade-tempera/

or on a budget, a hand held cut off wheel

We will either bridge with a board or have one foot on the ladder and one on the roof

Wow, I wish.

Yep, gonna look like crap. How about an .063 aluminum overlay, glued and pop riveted. Probably cheaper than the time it would take to clean.

I prefer slow size, besides the extended window I was always led to believe it was the superior product That being said, I do use fast size on some jobs, like trucks or boats. I haven't seen this exact problem before, it does look like the size was too dry, but If it was the size that was the...

I use mine just about every week. Great for vehicle lettering with outlines/shades and special materials like signgold

Tiki is the font whisperer

Try Wyld.

I use Gerber and it does this automatically and makes panel adjustments simple

Wyld GFI, they are great to work with and if you are new to outsourcing will guide you well

Gemini will send the file? That's the first I've heard of that

Either cheap materials which fail earlier or the right materials and they are old.

I think it would be useful to me. Especially when I get files done on the newer versions of Adobe that I can't import into Corel.

By "regular" do you mean aqueous? If so try Lexjet. Maybe BigFish will chime in.

Why not use a matte finish paint? Additives reduce the quality of the paint. Just get a good quality flat house paint

Duck, you are about to get some advice...:eek: Don't know why it's hard to find, same places that carry the other stuff you say you have lined up would have them. Here's one https://www.amazon.com/Ving-Notching-Notcher-Machine-Channel/dp/B073QN6335 or for something better for a beginner...

I use HP aqueous printers for a lot of poster work. Last 4 or 5 I bought refurbished from dealers with one year maintenance contracts. They have worked fine. Last two Gerber plotters I bought the same way, but only 90 day warranty. Also worked well. It's like the difference between a used car...

I usually use the 1" bottom and/or top tape. Or a pen pettern and slice out the middle. I've had a few pounce patterns that were pain to clean up so stopped using them.