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Absolutely, Seal makes a dang fine alternative to the big squeegee. First time I used a BS was rebranding the canopies at a gas station in wrap vinyl. Thing paid for itself in ten minutes.

Bid the job a year ago. Didn't get it. Person who did is the one who rigged that mess. Lady who owns the sign parks her lincoln under it. Guess who's lincoln needs repair now. Sign needs much more work then just faces. Working new quote tomorrow. Think I'll get it this time around.

Every time I think I've seen it all, boom. Pulled these and replaced today. Shop previously servicing the sign cut the pans and glued flat panels over them.

That would make it a spoil board, lol. Marble saw board has to be re-mortared about once a month for same reason.

I have sixteen year old galvanized tops on my interior work tables. Still working great. Nice that magnetic sheeting sticks to it also. These things have taken a serious pounding over the years. Before you say it, x-acto blades are cheap. I've been filling this can a long time, lol.

Best way to make a small fortune in the sign biz is to start with a big one.

It will. Also making sure you have all possible squeegeed out on install. I do a ton of temporary liquor store window graphics. Slam with weasel pizz and boogie.

I have been doing a lot more vehicle work on hot rods and toys lately. Just had a gentleman in the office with a panel that had been painted and then a clear carbon fiber looking film applied over the paint effectively making the carbon fiber background the paint. First time I've seen it. Anyone...

Exactly, my wife, lol. She prefers an exacto and her pointy tweezers.

And no chance of the customer using pegs to attach them to the top of an 18x24 on a wire H frame.

My youngest went vegan for a year. Interesting to see her do it. She eats meat now. Meat from my cattle and most produce from my property. Can't have everything all the time so we still get quite a bit from store. But fish mostly comes from a family member who is merchant marine. Mostly mahi and...

I got pointy teeth for tearing flesh and flat ones for plants. I'm good with it.

SUCKS

You win youngin, go to the jar and get a cookie.

You're not the only one in manufacturing. I happen to print as well. I also do commercial building and contracting. Someone asked about blade, I gave a good source. Cheapest on planet, no. Only source, no. Just good product in my experience.

And you're sharpening blades bi weekly.:smile:

https://www.safetyspeed.com/product-category/accessories/accessories-consumables/accessories-consumables-blades/page/2/

Just got a 100 gallon speed aire from a friend. Still need to install, already ran the 220 line. Will hard line the fab area so I don't have hoses all over. Can't wait to get it done.

If you want a clean, machined cut a triple chip carbide is the blade you want. You don't always need that clean a cut but changing blades on a panel saw is a pita. And yeah, spending that cabbage on a saw blade makes me wince too.