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Anybody have a good source for embroidered biker patches? Thanks

I have done it in a pinch in the past. Oracal 651 for yard signs. Worked ok but not standard fare.

Then the wrong ink/catalyst was used.

What went wrong with screen printing?

This one is about twenty years old.

I wouldn't touch that.

Chalk line, ruler and utility knife. It's only one roll and you'll likely not make the mistake again so why go nuts building a tool or jig to do something once.

Down in the south we can just hit it with a 4" sheetrock knife and rapid remover.I like to use some rapid tac to help the blade slide too.

Not enough info. What is the surface vinyl is being removed from?

I'm about to do 37 windows on a large liquor store, full coverage. Will not be wrapping mullions. Never have. I have had to remove old graphics from them from other people, total pita.

Can't really tell texture from pic. My GUESS is either styrene or thin pvc.

Glad to see you still rockin it out old school Arlo. I would definitely have an easel and be working in front of the booth. Just seems to me that would draw them in and start the conversation quite well. I'm taking a different route into the golden years, starting a rum distillery in my...

Wife has us on the fast metabolism diet. It's a book her cousin used and had success with. Yesterday and today are meat and veggie days. Tomorrow we get to add fat. Lost almost 40 pounds since Jan cheating the whole way. Laid off it for a minute, now back at it. Want to lose another 30 and I'm good.

If it is printed correctly vinyl will stick fine. If ink lifts with tape the sign has not been printed properly.

Depending on what the use is. I have done plane #s just so they can move it around between hangers using cheap easily removeable vinyl and supplied paint mask for when they are doing the permanent rendition. RTA vinyl graphics are usually supplied for instructions, id, etc for interior. Paint...

I want to say phototex but not sure about texture. I have only used it on smooth sheet rock. I have several long term jobs in the field and one large poster that has been on three office walls in many years. No mess left behind and can be reapplied again and again. Great stuff. If it does indeed...

glass adhere by phototex

None better than Dan the man.

Maybe a cover of thin clear plastic? We've done that for areas where little kiddies (and big ones) tend to be touchy feely.

I have broken the tip of a new blade putting it in the holder before but you got me on the upside down checklist, lol.