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do it before stretching the face, otherwise you will not be able to press hard into the vinyl without flexing/stretching the material.

have a project that needs the image to be reverse printed to clear and then have a white overlay for back lit illumination has anyone used IJ61 or IJ8150, specifically on a Roland OEM ink? What translucent film do you suggest? looking at Orafol 8500 series, but not sure if it be a 3 mil will...

thread pirate have a project along these lines that needs the image to be reverse printed to clear and then have a white overlay for back lit illumination has anyone used IJ61 or IJ8150, specifically on a Roland OEM ink? What translucent film do you suggest? looking at Orafol 8500 series...

we switched to car safe also and have been happy with the change and performance

if you want to do get a Latex 260 however, there are plenty of subs that can do it for the same price if not less than you and the fact of them doing the banners you are doing something else.

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+1 the Vegas show is next on the list

with comments like that he would be fired and those 20 signs are not being charged a rental fee BTW that is ridiculously low on 48 x 96.

you will get mixed comments on this. if you are going with a film lamination it MUST be optically clear we us 290F Optically Clear Cast some claim that a liquid lamination is best way to do it. We have never done this and have no bases lastly you will get the ones (myself included) that...

when you say new customer, is he wanting you to repair someone else install or you did the install? regarding the images, would say it was over heated, bubbled and popped and it does not look like material failure

we just had one of these, except they gave us a few hours go through 110 pages, then didn't answer the RFI for the obvious flaws in the packet usually those companies that are so close in cost owned by the same people, in our case they are owned by sisters (they work out of the same office...

That has to be the toughest drywall ever made. they have roughly 145lbs in that concentrated area on the wall

rarely do you see bricks that are smooth enough. what is worse is the painted surface as the hold is only as good as the paint adhesion to the brick is because if the sign fails it will also peel the paint off and guess who will get the blame...

+1 a quality job will always out way the completion time. with that said you have to stay competitive on pricing and as you get more experience so will the speed.

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this, if you want no arch then you will have to measure the exact window figure the curve and then adjust with the design before fabrication. as fa as window perf goes RARELY do you do this since perf is a full window coverage and there is typically full color design

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