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MBX Vinyl Zapper
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Letterbox Mike
New Member
get it, you will not be disappointed, I promise you that. Works as advertised. Wear earplugs and an apron, you will be covered with eraser shavings and after more than about 30-45 minutes of running it you will hear nothign but a whirring sound for the rest of the day, otherwise, it's the greatest gift the sign industry has ever gotten. Buy plenty of wheels, they dont last long.
Dave Drane
New Member
I bought one when I was in the states last April. I had to get one that runs on air because the wiring is different in Aus. Mine paid for itself in the first couple of jobs. I don't think the air model would make as much noise as the electric one because I didn't notice it as much as Insignia did.
Jason Davie
New Member
Yup they are great!!
uneedasign
New Member
one of the best tool I have ever bought to save labor
TheSnowman
New Member
That's the truth. I about ran out on a job once. It's not fun to try and make those things stretch. When you re-order, I remember thinkin' the price was high for them, but then I remembered how much time I saved.
SignosaurusRex
Active Member
IMHO, The air powered (90 psi optimal) is the best bet. Snap-On tools has them labeled as the "Crud-Thugger". Some automotive parts houses can get them under the "Nesco" name from "Pro's Choice" for about $329. - Replacement rubber wheels for $20. ea. I got mine from "Snap-On" Tools, paid a premium, but it paid for itself in one day. Especially great for reflectives that don't have the Contro-Tac adhesive.