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used to go to the NJ shows but they have really gone down hill so unless i am looking for a specific piece of equipment that i could go see there then probably not going

i would try to repair it if possible like already mentioned with the polish kit if that doesn't work offer a discount of some sorts but sounds like this is just a problem customer who wants something for free. unfortunately been there done that. sometimes it's gotten to the point where how much...

we have two HP 560 latex printers and 90% or the time we run backlit material on there which is great but that business has slowed and trying to feed some other work through the printers. just wondering if anyone with similar printers have had luck printing static cling and what profiles you are...

need to confirm what they are using them for. we make polycarbonate nameplates and we use different types of adhesive depending on what they adhere to. you can use cast vinyl and poly carb lam but still need to know what they are sticking them to because you may need to use a high tack vinyl...

also look in to metal photo nameplates. that's how we do all our military nameplates. extremely durable

same banner material for printing as for cut vinyl. we use ultra flex banner materials with good results. you can get that from most vendors. fellers, nazdar, N glantz, s&f supply

not disputing that but how do you take/charge money for service (a guaranteed service) that you are not going to guarantee and not refund the money?

we have found they have both gone down hill but FedEx has been more reliable over the past year and a half. ups got to a point that they told us next day deliveries were not guaranteed but yet they were still charging for them??????

i guess i will just cut some high tack samples and see if they stick. yeah they got a used van but it's definitely been around the block a few times..haha thanks for the input

lettered this van the other day and the surface on the box is really slick. had trouble getting the cut lettering to stick while pulling the application tape off but usually if you get it to stick it's ok and after a few days it bonds better. anyway two days later it's curling in some spots. i...

this ladies and gentlemen is why i have tendinitis that can kill a horse...haha no really my elbows are on fire 90% of the time...:( (actually i have addressed the problem and have it under control but this career we have chosen can do a job on the elbows, wrists and hands for sure)

i normally just go with razor scrapers and elbow grease as mentioned already. i've done 4ft x 10ft window and no real issue. now i have seen some people use steamers and that has worked pretty good (at least in the video) maybe that's an option. not as high temp as using a heat gun or torch.

yes they should pull forward and come off. you have to push down on the clip and pull.

found that pic online but that is how i do it obviously you would have to adjust for the truck you are doing or i do just climb on the roof (i'm 182lb and don't do any damage)

the vinyl zapper works good but you have to be careful on the aluminum panels. if you go too heavy in an area it can remove the paint also...just a PSA

static cling has a tendency to to wrinkle for what ever reason so i pull some slack out on the roll as it's printing and that helps keep it flat as it goes through the printer

we make aluminum and lexan business cards. we have done them for a few customers but more so we make them in house for ourselves. they are good samples for us. we print a lot of other items on aluminum and lexan so it just shows the customer what we can do and it has all our info on it. also to...

we cut these out of 1/2" foam board

it was the mactac BF clear with blue printing. just a heads up- went back like 6-8 days later to install some other items and the marks were mostly gone and or not noticeable anymore