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Do you ever sleep? OR are you just dedicated?

Just Googling the phone number comes up with this post. https://www.facebook.com/groups/383257076163177/posts/1404795504009324/ In the Comments: "I’m in Witch Wells and pay $150 for 1,000 gallons. If you don’t have enough totes he’s gotta dump the water. I drowned my garden until I have enough...

Looks like maybe a painted metal, perhaps powder coated?

How did this run for you? We are looking for one here, and thinking about getting this one, but still only 14 reviews on Amazon.

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Did you ever find a solution to the chain problem?

Thanks! Yes, we talked to them and they seemed very responsive, much better than our other supplier. They are shipping us some samples. Closest in spec to our other material we have seen so far. We have a feeling that it is either going to be close enough that no one will really notice the...

Glad to see that those are holding up so well beach side in Florida. However, we are using these for a different application, and when tested the customer was not happy.

Thanks for all the replies, we have tried most of the suggestions, of GF220 and Oracal 3258. I guess the adhesive wasn't thick enough to our liking.

Perfect, thanks for the help Victor. I passed the info along to the man in charge.

Thanks Victor. Have you used this material before, or did you just Google it? If you have used it before, do you have any opinions on it?

Thanks for the reply Mark. I talked to the boss and he was very adamant that we want to try and find a 6 mil. The vinyl is for a medical company and are very very strict on their specs, we have tossed out the idea of going thinner vinyl thicker laminate. But when they apply on their machines the...

Hoping someone can help me out here. We run a material called V600 from Flexcon that we really like. It is a 6mil permanent adhesive with what I am told is a double layer adhesive on the back (just 2 layers, not double sided adhesive). This product sticks absurdly good to our customers plastics...

Not with a 1.5" x 3" piece on that thick of styrene with shared cuts unfortunately.

That was another thought I had. I have been running some styrene that has been on the shelf for maybe about 8 months or so, but I am just about to break into fresh styrene so I guess we will see. The issue with the through cut on our cutter is that it is shared cuts, so the blade will drag rows...