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i think roland, mutoh, etc has no choice but to tolerate a high volume company like sign-in-china 30 years ago, our biggest supplier was RLM, a nationwide supplier, 3 partners who left INTEL,in the middle of a big scandal i remember it seemed funny, they said they did all their manufacturing...

i purchased 4 sign in china dx4's from a signs101 member they did not have head rank. i was told that sign in china buys at MANUFACTURER PRICES from epson & must remove head rank heads worked fine, with that exception, & of course shipping time frame mine were shipped from canada & 6 months...

i have had great success with getting heads and parts from solventinkjet. great pricing, very helpful tech support one of the few suppliers where thing ship on time AND ARRIVE ON SCHEDULE!

very true. the fire at MGM Grand in 1980 killed 85 people, most from the toxic fumes from pvc wiring burning

one of the funniest things, a good friend had an illuminated 3x10 sign moved (relocation in a strip mall) they lifted the sign with bucket truck (i would have done the same thing) an impressive gust of wind gave that sign a REAL GOOD spin i may see jackie this weekend. if she still has the...

you can see the old printing through the white adhesive in theory, you can't see through the grey (in a perfect world)

you might ask an electrician or mechanical contractor if they have any interest we have a few in my area that help each other out, borrow my bucket truck, etc

but, like everything, it gets easier after it has surprised you a time or two. i would obviously install with a single bucket truck, but, i am not easily panicked

you know, as soon as you have that face up in the air you will have that gust of wind that will start trying to spin it, no matter how calm the weather has been up to that point

your new cable modem probably is giving out a different ip address download something like advanced ip scanner, scan you network & set the ip to whatever matches

try saying it with me "minisplit" the 64" printer is a good idea. if you get a smaller printer, every customer will want something just a bit bigger than you can produce

we have often had 500 lb color copiers delivered, they use the "stair climbing handtruck" the one hannibal uses to move the italian chief of detectives in the movie hannibal. we have moved much heavier things, up many flights of stairs. the only time i had any doubts was a pre-civil ware...

might be time to buy GOOD plastic cutting blade you can fill it, with a good commercial epoxy pc7/pc11 they can be sanded smooth, with finer grit abrasives

but, added on to the acquisition costs of your printer, an extra $1000 is amost not worth mentioning. have you had it long enough to give a second year total? we should have a relatively easy time updating his service, since it all happens inside the building, I WOULD IMAGINE. i would still...

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REAL TSP, of couse, requires rinsing, and i ALWAYS rince it's a painters product, that i use for lots of things

scratch resistance comes from adding a hardner additive

i was impressed with imron almost 40 yers ago. my fascination HAS NOT faded

what about TSP, if it is a greasy residue? home depot has a synthetic TSP substitute (i always keep a quart of this stuff at the shop)

Did any of you previously have an epson ultrachrome printer? inkjetmall sells piezoflush A TRUE CLEANER that unclogs nozzles and has a small amount of red pigment SO YOU CAN TELL IF THE CLOG HAS CLEARED