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Looks like they want it painted metallic silver, so I don't think you'll see the VHB, but I think they are wanting the side of the glass facing the VHB painted, so you'd be relying on the adhesion of the paint, right?

If it's priced reasonably, use the time to make signs (money) and just buy it.

If he's like a City in-house plant, yeah they probably would.

There's been a few times especially with text edits with Canva fonts that I've asked for access to the Canva file. They sent a link, I did the work and exported a vector PDF. Done and dusted.

Saw a post from HP a couple weeks ago about them partnering with Canva to funnel the jobs to HP customers as well. We have HP machines so I guess I might be seeing more of Canva in the future.

Enfocus' Pitstop Pro is a life saver in a PDF workflow.

My fave is an imperial stout, Oskar Blues' Ten Fiddy. Last I found it a couple years ago it was that much for a 4 pack. Lakewood's Temptress (imperial milk stout) is getting up there too, I think like 12/4. But man they are good...

Wouldn't you get the same thickness increase if you print and then lam as if you lam and then print? Or are you laminating both before and after printing?

My side gig is 3D printing at home. It's fun to be able to work in my pajamas if I want to.

They're holding it up because the suspension isn't any better than the design.

I'm no mechanic, but maybe it's the inside workings around a wheel hub, like the brake caliper springs and everything is sort of exposed like the wheel is outlined but transparent? I think I'm getting that across correctly.

Close enough for jazz! Thank you!

Seen this before, I know it. It's on the tip of my tongue but can't think of it. Customer wants to add text to a file with outlined text, no embedded font. Thanks!

My girlfriend has one just like it, but bigger. Got it from her grandmother as well. Those are strange looking beans though....

Wish I coulda found a better quality pic...

Offer them an energon goodie.

Guess I'll be using 2.5 till it just wont run anymore, or something else comes along.

Painters might have some rig similar to the window washers, maybe?

I would hope that they are going for a two tiered approach. Keep Canva for amateurs to compete with other low cost online design options, and use Affinity to compete in the professional space. Tying them together in some way would allow users of both skill levels to collaborate on a project. Say...

Doubt there's a shortage of that, Johnny.