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I like this...gonna try that for the one on the back

will try it...didn't think it would work with such a thick leftover..... Thanks guys

I just removed Silverado off the side of a pick up and that thick black rubbery adhesive is left behind. I have tried the vinyl zapper, and although it sort of works it spreads the stuff around without actually removing it. Any other methods tried and true that work? I also removed the large...

I remember doing zoning signs with mine.... would do 3 or 4 lines at a time....could go out and have lunch and it would just be finishing...but man did it speed up the process back in the day over hand painting a zoning sign. We had the digitizing tablet as well with the Apple 2e computer...

I have a friend who recently bought an older edge LE. He called the Gerber distributor up here in Canada to get a price on the shocks.... $200.00 He now sends me a pic and he paid $40.00 at a car parts place...... wow!!!

This is a good enough reason for me to steer clear of the product. I know ND is now stocking it and I have been approached, but I had never heard of the brand...Who are they and how long have they been in the biz?

ND sells Summa I believe

I wonder if it may be in the laminate before you run it through...sort of like a mini tunnel effect.

These guys sell a 4" yellow roll....perfect!!! sending to client Thanks guys

I'm thinking of that, but really don't want to do it and cant say for sure it would work.

Is there actually a product out there that can do this? I don't want to buy the 3M printable concrete vinyl but a pre colored roll of yellow.... anybody?

I have a Summa d140 that is very finicky and over 8 years I have learnt how to deal with it. I actually found that if I use an eraser on the registration marks it dulls them down and the opus reader can pick them up. Another strange thing I found with this plotter is that I could sit...

The media was a General Formualtions clear digital 203 I think.... What I found out is that it has a water based adhesive.... If there is a next time I will run them all through the laminator with a sled. The piece I needed to replace I did just that and the image went down beautifully. It...

Vinyl sticks to any flat smooth non porous surface...enough said!!!

so as we can see suppliers don't know what they are selling... I would have gone with that had they mentioned it, but cold application was not an issue for this job... figures.....

Naturally we got the call from the contractor that there were these blotches in the prints....so I spent 4 hours Sunday morning working on site in the new wing of the hospital. The images look fantastic on the walls but yes as you look close you can detect what I can only call some form of...

I am not sure what that is?

I considered doing it this way but was fearful of the glass possibly chipping while going through and possible bubbles at the start point....Maybe I should have at least tried one to see how bad it could get.

Maybe I worded it wrong..... We printed reverse on clear digital vinyl, we then laminated white over the print so that when applied you can see it..... The problem area is between the clear digital print and the glass. I have seen this happen many times before on plexi glass...usually dark...

I have known about this pretty much since being in this business but have never really got a straight forward answer. We printed about 30 odd panels on clear in reverse and then laminated white behind them to be applied to a series of glass panels for a hospital. We used rapid tack to apply...