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Nice vid, i usually use a light box but that seems to be a better way!

Here is one of our recent jobs. We converted the Pylon Sign over to Cash/Credit, The pump magnetic signs over to cash/credit with magnetic numbers, and the Shop Storefront Vinyl with integrated LED Reader board! Pylon Before Pylon After Pump Before Pump After http://streetgraphix.net/2guys/pictures/07-23-08_1103.jpg[/img] Shop Storefront

Here is a Vectored EPS of Valu-Right Valu-Rite Rx.eps Valu-Rite Rx.eps

im just putting in my

Cherry Hill, NJ

you can get it from most sign supply places!

same with FlexiSIGN Pro! You can change orientation with the click of a button

Since this post is old, i will just state what we do at my company. App fluid is no good for applying multicolored vinyls on backing paper. the fluid will just soak in and cause the paper to stick to the vinyl. what we do is we have a 10ft light box that we made out of a ballast and 4 10ft sign lamps. when we layer vinyls we use the light box to see through the backing paper and dry apply. that way you can keep the second color backing paper and give to the customer so they can apply.

Im just posting up my experiences! I bought my Creation PCUT from Signwarehouse.com (Big Mistake) about 4 years ago... Worked great for 3 years then had a few minor problems. Like the plug on the motherboard came loose and was causing the cutter to stop in mid jobs (Easy Fix, took it apart and just plugged it in securely.) The other problem is i dropped a screw and it blew a fuse... ($3 from Radioshack and i was back in business) So, just saying that Creation PCUT Vinyl Cutters are worth the $$$. I have done countless signs and vinyls! I have had the cutter working non-stop for hours and not having any problems! I am using FlexiSIGN Pro 7.6. I am looking into upgrading to a 48" cutter for some of the bigger jobs that i would like to get into and i think another PCUT is in my sights! But i will always keep my original machine! Thanks, Harold

I usually Purchase from Fellers or Signwarehouse.com

yea, it was like july/august when the prices were at their peak!