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Media type and grit are very important. Also pressure. Glass I would imagine one ply of calendared is fine, stone takes a little longer and more aggressive plan.
I blast granite tiles for our local Am Legion Hall. I use cheap old vinyl from stock and double it. Have to adjust blade and force on cutter to accommodate but it works well for shallow blasting. More like etching really. If doing thin glass, a single layer of vinyl and etching cream works well.
Up until my printer laid itself to rest, I had not made a cut vinyl foam core or coro sign with cut vinyl in 10 years. If you have print capability it just makes sense to print 4x8 and mount then cut. Less material and time for end product. Less time = more$$.
Willing to bet you could have produced it a lot faster with a full mounted print rather than all the work cutting and taping something you printed on vinyl to begin with. You should get five of those from a 4x8 of foamcore, print six sheets, mount, cut, deliver.
There you go. I have been working in SL for quite some time. Just had to re-install it to my desktop station, getting to where I can do it in my sleep but I still learn new tricks all the time. Just a nosy question, why not print from signlab using vpm? You might get a kick out of attached pic...
Stop using soap and water. Rapid tac II is for glass and infinitely better on it than original rapid tac. Def wet the back of paper transfer tape to remove. If you wet it and let it sit too long it can become a stringy mess so don't dawdle. Tape the entire panel for consistency. Felt squeegee of...
Any suggestions for wholesale supplier of blank koozies? Tired of my old supplier not giving a flip about selling them blank any more. Looking for bottle with zipper. Thanks
Hello Savannah. I'm not near you but I would be happy to help you any way I can. Feel free to email me with any questions you come up with. I think you will find the 101 site to be extremely helpful just take anything anyone says with a grain of salt. there are a lot of old guys (and gals) like...
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