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Thanks. I'm aware of Avery's past issues. FWIW, that site was last updated over a year ago. I'm just looking for an opinion on these two materials from someone who's used them.

I need a cheap vinyl for some short term coro signs and these two are pretty cheap. Can anyone recommend one or the other? Thanks.

Cool. Good to know. Yellotools US site isn't working. I'd definitely buy more from YT. SW, not so much. :)

I see you're back with SW. Is Yellotools USA defunct?

A battery does care if the cold surface its placed on is plastic, metal or concrete. http://www.thebatteryterminal.com/TechTalk_Batteries_on_Concrete.htm http://www.interstatebatteries.com/www/faqs/tech_talk/maintenance/storing.htm#a-4...

How are you going to laminate the prints?

Are you gellin'?

Been using magnets for 10+ years the same way as described above except I wrap them in scrap vinyl.

I've never cut sandblast mask with my VP-540 but the accuracy is very good. Which VersaCAMM do/did you use WDP?

Rolling Rock has been brewed up the road from me in Newark for a few years. Iron City is now made at Rolling Rock's old brewery.

Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA Smuttynose Finestkind IPA

All you'll need to clean up the edges are one of these deburring tools. I believe it was iSign that led me to Noga's products a few years ago.

If the design is made up of spot colors from the Roland Color System I do not apply a profile. Otherwise, I do. I never export as PDF. EPS always worked for me.

Thanks guys. Yup, I can Edge print them but the size and quantity isn't cost effective. I'm down to deciding if I can print them with my VersaCAMM or send the order to Stouse or Gill Line. Rex, I specifically need a product that does something similar to this.

Does such a product exist?

You got me. Maybe your client's car has those "space age polymers" on it. LOL I've always used dish soap to remove wax on my own cars. Even Zaino, maker of arguably the best car detailing products, recommends it.

Dish soap.

I think kids should get a little more credit. My 12 yr old nephew will be a typical freshman in high school next school year where every classroom uses a smartboard that is integrated with the laptop that every student is required to have. I doubt the iPad is any less sturdy than a normal laptop.

There has got to be a large number of people that are only aware of this product through the press and by word-of-mouth simply because of the jokes about it's "iPad" name. For that, I think the name was well chosen.