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I can hook you up with a superb luthier here in the Dallas area if you ever need it...

They're one of the bigger companies in the Dallas area, been around since the 70's. Seems like a lot of time spent on that site and those videos. I can't imagine the ROI is there...

A picture is worth a thousand words....

You must have a special Home Depot. Home Depot doesn't even list this on their main site which means you can't even get it shipped from them.

Same - I pay right at $10 for Lexel. The Dap Ultraclear is right at $9 at Home Depot.

Home Depot now carries a product under the Dap name called UltraClear. As far as I can tell, from what I've observed so far, this is the same as Lexel. It smells the same, it dries crystal clear, it's paintable and it specifically lists being compatible with acrylic and polycarbonate. No other...

Your best bet is VHB tape.

Short answer, yes - if there's enough surface contact. If it's a rough, uneven brick and the tape is on a bunch of high points without a lot of surface contact, then you would probably have issues.

It's quite a bit quieter than a shop vac...can't recall the decibel level though.

It suctions to the wall as long as the vacuum is on. There are two tabs on it that you can squeeze to break the suction and relocate it when needed.

The extractor (below) and the suction ring use the DeWalt Airlock system. It won't directly fit up to that 2-gallon vac.

Customer knocked that stuff out of the tree when he was moving it. Also knocked a couple of glass balls off the tree which shattered everywhere. And got gold glitter everywhere. It was quite festive.

It cost as much as one lol. That's the extractor.

That actually works great for when you're done drilling in brick, concrete, etc. outside. Love mine.

Yep, that's all I do is contract installs. It does....but quietly. :)

...Actually for dimensional letters, concrete drilling, etc. Rather than get drywall dust all over the wall and floor, I've been using the DeWalt cordless Flexvolt extractor and the suction ring. The extractor comes with a fob that you can put on your wrist or wherever. I put it on the hose of...

The oversized holes in the acrylic allow for all the adjustment you need.

No need to find a stud. Most basic wall anchors hold around 30 to 50 lb each.

Bits for acrylic and Polycarbonate typically have a 60° tip. I've drilled hundreds of holes in acrylic/poly and the step bits work the best (even better than bits intended for plastics, in my opinion). I use these from Harbor Freight and they work great. If you're not near a Harbor Freight...

RP45.....save yourself some money.