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they left a guy standing on the back of the couch?

where in PA are you located? my shop is in Garfield, nj but i live in alpha, nj (right on the border of PA) we could probably help you out

when my grand kids were little and around at the time, if i got one of those calls i would hand them the phone and tell them it was nana or or their mom and listen to them babble with them. hahaha... "hi nana....pop it's not nana"

watch out that rack is coming right at us......it's 3D.....:eek: we built a rack with in our pallet racks

amended order? revised or revision ?

our shop is in garfield NJ. i do work in NY, NJ and PA we might be able to help with installs depending on scheduling and materials https://www.picproductid.com/ Pete Pazumas Product Identification Co. 141 Lanza Ave. Bldg 19 Garfield, NJ 07026 973-955-4747 ext 16

fellers has a thin polyester mirror/chrome material, i think it's called polymet ? avery also makes a metalized polyester material as well, 2 mil i believe.

been a while since we have gone but it has definitely gone down in attendance of vendors and attendees. the first few years we went it was great. lots of people, lots of vendors, got some good show deals, met up with a few people from this site. it used to work out good for me because my wedding...

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maybe clean the encoder strip

do you have any metal or acrylic fabricators in your area? that's where i would start. we are in NJ i would try emco plastics. this is not going to be cheap . you might be able to route all the parts out of sintra or styrene and glue them together?

i get what you are saying and you are not wrong but you also need to do a little work yourself to make sure you get a quality person to do the job. not saying you shouldn't check things and i am ok with a customer asking questions and or making sure i am using the proper materials but this is...

well there is a fine line where common sense has to come in to play as well. you can go to college and or trade school but one class they don't teach is common sense

it's amazing the things people do that they think will save them money. i am a firm believer in don't tell me how to do my job and i won't tell you how to do yours. stay in your lane. if you think my price is too high then shop it around but when you do it your self and F#@% it up then i have to...

next time even though there may be jokes and snarky remarks ask before you do the job. if i am doing a new job (new type of process, vehicle or whatever but i never did it before) i will ask other friends in the business or ask on here to get some idea of what i am getting in too. if nothing...

looks like it's just the base white vinyl that's bubbling. not sure why, incompatible with the polycarb? maybe not adhering due to the age and weathering of the polycarb? bad mounting? did you mount it by hand or with a laminator? using a laminator will give you better full coverage pressure for...

what vinyl and laminate did you use (both cast)? do you have pics of the original problem? based on what you are telling us it sounds like a paint issue

mgarick, when i first started i used 651 all the time and still do but over time i noticed using it just on the hoods of vehicle s it didn't hold up so if it can't take that heat and weathering i am sure it won't hold up on the sides of the asphalt truck, thanks though