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Its tough because this customer has potential to become a HUGE customer at some point in the near future. So I tried to explain nicely that its not worth it for either of us in the long run. They are a little bit on the HOT side where they will just cut there ties with me if I piss them off so...

They keep telling me they will get the re-sale certificate but even with that is it legit to not pay tax? I mean they are not doing anything with the signs but advertising.

I have a customer (neighbor friend) who is buying signs from me for their business. The problem is they keep asking me to not charge tax, but they dont want to pay cash and they want an itemized invoice. I did it once for them and they paid me their business check. Now I have another job I did...

Laminated the new prints, applied at night when glass was cool. Wet application with felt squeegee. Came out PERFECT Thanks everyone.

THANK YOU sounds like a plan.

Denatured Alcohol.

I ruined a felt squeegee once this way. It swelled up when I used it for a wet application.

Same here. But I imagine some will still use transfer tape also?

In reality if I laminate I wont need transfer tape with my felt squeegee, correct?

You mean soft felt squeegee if I have Lam on it correct? Theres no way in the world to apply that print without transfer tape if its not laminated.

Maybe I just F-d up. LOL

Man guys. I know how to do this, and never had a problem like this. something just went very wrong.

I get the same problem with anything in the Red, orange shades

I have a new roll coming tomorrow! Problem is I didn't price it laminated. One step forward two steps back

I know that's why this is puzzling.

I'm out. I may order and try to get it overnight. If I can't my best bet will be to do it wet I guess?

Thinking back. The glass was flexing a lot. I was trying not to use too much pressure but it was still flexing. I wonder if all of these things combined are what caused the large bubbles. I've never had a problem like this before myself. I had literally 30+ 1/2" - 1" bubbles!

Could a big part of the problem be the DIRECT sun hitting it? Maybe the transfer tape was stretching with the vinyl while I was laying down?

Whoops. Its not 3651, its Prismjet's brand 48" vinyl.

Its 3651. Its a rush job because they are opening on Sat. so I need to just do it without laminate if it will work. WET will do the trick?