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put finish nails in wall leaving less than board thickness protruding, push foamcore onto them. Maybe even a dab of silicone.

$90 per roll more

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Graphtec?

I've often wondered if a deli slicer blade would do the trick.

COuld be worse, my youngest and I have song wars to get songs that stick in each others heads all day. I've been hammering her with Manah Manah from the muppets. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM89T74MPnE

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Sees mine

Been using Lyson in my Seiko for quite some time. Better than OEM by far. Been using Nazdar inks for screen printing for over 30 years, best in the biz. JMO

Just outa curiosity, what third party ink were you using?

Now that would be awesome...shoot 'em Pierre! QUOTE=Pat Whatley;932848]He didn't shoot them, he had them shot. You should actually be carrying a French guy with a gun around. :wink:

Washington didn't beat the British with the Bill of Rights rights. He shot them. I carry.

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Print the image then print a styrene square that is dry erase laminated and can be held in place with velcro or some such thing. That way when the dry erase portion dies you're not replacing the whole print. Give him 5 or 6 dry erase pieces to start.

Using Lyson inkset fro Nazdar for about 3 years. No problems whatsoever. OEM ink actually gummed up one of my heads, Seiko had a bad batch and would not admit it. Switching inks cured the problem without replacing head. I have recently replaced o-rings and dampers but they were very old and just...

Fletcher Terry. Works like a champ.

I print on econo psa vinyl and mount to foamcore using a laminator for short term results or pop display.