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PPG's H2O-So-Clean SWX350 is similar. we use denatured alcohol and/or paint thinner to clean/wipe raw surfaces depending. for painted surfaces, we just scrub with isopropyl alcohol&water after removing any adhesives with RapidRemover.

i'd prefer new panels too, but if you want to save some cost for the client you can just upcharge the labor needed to remove/regraphic/reinstall might be able to simply apply new graphics to the backside of the existing panels, and just hit both sides of the holes with a countersink before...

pushing media through a blade just sounds like a recipe for buckling. sounds like a job for a blade-collar on the takeup core? like a circularsaw-style collar full of Xacto blades that cuts as it winds?

oof. whatever weight it is, your reaching over an awning. i could take it down easily if they're replacing sidewalk tile anyways :) edited to add: worst case, just bring two ladders and figure out the extra hand part locally. at that scale, its not much weight but it is LONG and you have to...

looks like a wiper issue, but maybe more like a capping station thing and its got sum gunk around the seal.

was gonna say, sounds like a lotta ink my deepest blacks are usually in the 100K 10-30cmy range. i get vertical streaks in perf prints when the material slightly buckles from the heat though, usually remedied by dialing-down the preheat and setting up the tension bar & takeup prior to starting...

sure thing, boss. now go ahead and add "retard" to your resume while you're piling-on with your irrelevant opinion and feigning victim.

standard pricing is difficult, as there is a major difference between an "I" and an "&" no matter what size they are. time plus materials/labor plus upcharge, we quote the job as a whole.

ooooo who's name calling now? feel free to add feigned moral superiority to your resume. ...and you're welcome, for spoon feeding you information despite your grotesque lobotomy scar making me sick to my stomach.

or maybe you can just shut the fuck up, and google it for yourself. irrelevant opinion, still not noted, but daddy's here to make it all better.

google is free. i'm sorry you have to pay 25% on your slave labor. how many slaves would you own if you were allowed to?

i'm sorry this is so hard for you. ...but I will not share my sources with a Libtard for their entertainment. try google. its free.

i'm sorry this is so hard for you. The US can exist without slave labor. I made ALL of my computers with tariff-free parts, and even if I have to now, with parts that were tariff'd.... its still cheaper than buying a pre-made computer with the same specs. maybe China can wipe your ass for you...

if you're still making money on banners in 2025, that's pretty sad. we give them away for free

I built all my own computers with pre-Tariff GPU/CPU, thanks for asking. why do you love slave labor so much?

ohhhh, ya got me. its a good thing I buy American-made, so I could care less about your addiction to slave labor. ...just proof-positive that the DemoKKKratic party can't learn from their past mistakes.

agreed. i'm more of a Libertarian than a Trumper. our path to success begins with balancing the budget, and then DRILL BABY DRILL!

on the bright side, i'm still paying less than Costco's $3.50/dozen eggs which is still less than Canadian eggs. still love hearing them screeching at me like its a problem their TDS will cure.

not even close. they pay approx. $30billion in taxes. far from "pulling their weight", its too bad you can't bring any receipts whatsoever to your claims. but its ok, daddy's here: "Estimates on taxpayer money spent on illegal immigrants vary widely depending on the source and methodology, and...

...and slave labor in other countries keeps those products at market prices even after tariffs, allowing local producers to compete & create local jobs. thanks for playing. you know what else is considered a tax on USA citizens? illegal immigration ...to the tune of $160billion a year...