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The 3 service maintenance kits last a very long time. On our L26500 with over 120,000 square feet of material through it, they currently stand at: #1 - 14% #2 - 6% #3 - 54% We did replace one of the kits (can't remember which one, whichever one replaces the carriage, ink lines, decoder strip...

$8,000 shipped, $6,000 local pick up. All offers considered.

I've been trying to get this going for a while myself and there's lots of good information in this thread, but the problem I'm having is I can't find the cut files in the Onyx folder anywhere. Even searching my entire hard drive for .plt files turns up nothing. Any ideas? Also, since we've...

We sometimes get the next model year as early as March​. Don't ask me how a 2017 Regal is manufactured in March 2016, but it is...

$9,000 shipped, $7,000 local pick-up. Or make an offer.

For a full vehicle PPF coverage on a Camaro I'd say 3-4k, easy. The cost of PPF is quite a bit higher than vinyl so it costs quite a bit more than a standard wrap. The bulk of our business is tint and ppf and I'm not saying XPEL is bad, but it's debatable whether it's the best on the market...

For sale is our 54" Summa DC4 thermal resin printer. Nothing wrong with it, we just don't use it enough to justify keeping it. Printhead is perfect, 0 lines whatsoever (can provide print samples if needed). Extras: 9 unopened ribbons (Bright Blue, Golden Yellow, Orange, 2x Process...

Good hell. Next they'll patent dots of ink on vinyl to form an image or vinyl letters on signs to form words...

We do auto/commercial/residential tint and use Llumar film. They have a calculator called Film-to-Glass where you input variables (elevation, shadows, thickness of glass, type of glass, etc.) and it gives you safe recommendations on what types of film to use. There is not a single type of...

For some reason, just recently, Winplot won't put multiple copies next to each other along the width of the roll, it cuts one, feeds the film out then cuts the next copy, then feeds, etc. I just got off the phone with Summa Tech Support asking if it's just a setting that got unchecked and he...

That's the Bolt. The Volt is a hybrid about the size of a Malibu.

It isn't difficult if it's just painted brick or cinderblock (if it has really deep grooves it's a different story), it just takes a lot of time to do properly and is very fatiguing on your arms. That being said, a 1,500 job at $12/sq. ft is nothing to sneeze at.. But if you really don't need...

Take the time you think it will take and probably double it. The initial installation of the film isn't hard since it's pretty much flat, but going over it with a heat gun and either this or this is what takes so long (they're only about 4" wide and since you want to overlap each pass you...

We have a couple of employees that used to work at the Wells Cargo factory and they use the square head tips to install the screws during manufacturing (the ones that are between Torx T15 and T20 size).

For what it's worth, this was posted in another thread by SightLine about removing screws on trailer wraps:

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Considering astronauts lose 1% of bone mass per month in space this guy is nothing but a sack of meat by now..

My first thought was that they're using a Windex with ammonia. We use an ammonia mixture to remove old tint from back windows with defrost lines. It works its way through the film and attacks the adhesive, I'd say that's what's happening here.

What type of media are you trying to print on? Is it white, color, clear? If it's having trouble sensing the edge of the media you can try installing a piece of vinyl directly on the platen (see pic, but actually stick it to the platen, I just placed it under the edge with backing to give you...

Got it, thanks to Jburns.