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3M just released a matte brown metallic in the 1080 line, not sure of it's availability, though.

I will add that my DeWalt LCD heat gun is by far the most consistent gun I've used, and I'd gladly purchase another if it ever dies, but for most applications requiring heat I prefer using a torch, it cuts your heating time in half (or less).

Welcome back!

I don't know what's going on there, but it looks like trouble!

Makita just let out a cordless 36v SDS model I'm thinking of picking up. They call it "true a/c replacement". Claim being able to drill 75 5/8" holes 3" deep on a single set of batteries, and it barely weighs 11lbs. I've always liked Makita tools, I have a set of cordless drill/impact driver...

The steamer won't do anything but move the little gobs of adhesive around... great for removing worn out vinyl, but you'll definitely want to use adhesive remover or alcohol to get it all off.

Those are some pretty nice looking fonts!

I like the Linklip ones, holds dibond with no problems.

That would have been my suggestion.

I would say if business has slowed to a crawl, you might want to look into different advertising and marketing methods.

Looks good!

I'm actually using some Avery wrap vinyl on a project for the first time next week, I've been wanting to see how it performs. I used 3M Matte Black on my truck, and I think it looks nice. I see what you mean now about it looking brown in comparison, though.

I'd be twice that.

I watched the first 2 episodes, and lost interest... might have to revisit. Didn't hear about Dexter, though... I guess they've had a good run, but it's a great show. Watch Shameless, too... cracks me up, especially the highly inappropriate parts.

That's just nuts.

Agree with ProWraps, leaving it alone for a day does the trick. I've weeded lots of small intricate decals on IJ180 and 1080, that's the only way to do it.

Those are some fine designs!

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Here's mine- www.facebook.com/thatsnotpaint Going through to like all of yours now, with both my business and personal page.

Yeah, I guess it depends on what thickness of substrate we're talking about... I may be closer to yours if it was a thicker sheet, and I installed it.