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The shipment would need a certificate of origin attached, requiring the sender to state where the material was manufactured. You could find the taxes or fees aren't worth paying.

The site states the cast vinyl is German but I didn't see where it states all products come from Germany.

Thanks for the clarification. Does this cast material, or any of your products, come from China?

This PR says it cast and then says it's "2.26 mil calendared PVC film (made in Germany)." http://www.adhesivesandsealants.com/doc/instant-one-media-announces-new-german-sourced-air-release-cast-vinyl-0001

Can you guarantee that it is cast vinyl?

I used to use Crashplan for online backup but it seemed to use a lot of resources. I used to have a RAID setup and the card failed. Now I just backup my graphics files to a thumb drive daily and run Reflect to clone my entire hard drive weekly. Reflect is similar to Acronis. I like the...

My Graphtec came with a free CorelDraw plugin for cutting. Its called Cutting Master.

My thought was that the heater could be spewing oil and the blower is dispersing it in the air.

The details are in that link I posted.

Are there overhead heaters where you are doing the install?

That's another good option. http://www.staples.com/sbd/cre/products/ink-recycle/index.html

Im sending 30. Probably closer to $20 but they send a tag and pay the cost.

Cosmoline was used as a rust preventative long ago. If it's still used I don't think would be on a painted plastic or fiberglass panel. Still finding it on surplus military rifles though.

Not a bad deal. Send them the minimum of 10 440cc cartridges and get $50 off a new 440cc cartridge. Thanks!!

Are there any companies buying or giving credit for used OEM Eco-Sol Max Cartridges?

Yes. Do you even google?

There are many different kinds of silicones.

How'd you get it to stick in the first place with Rain-X on the windshield?

If there was any sort of coating causing the vinyl to not adhere it wouldn't have adhered when it was applied. I'm thinking it's some sort of chemical leaching or it's outgassing. Either of those would happen more quickly in warmer weather.

:rolleyes: Keeping lowering the temperature until the buckling stops.