Spray Painting Technique

In spray painting, there are many variables that can make or break a job. These variables include the air pressure settings for the compressor and the spray gun, the paint volume adjustment,  the fan adjustment and your spraying technique. Before spraying, be sure that you adjust the air pressure from the compressor to the setting recommended by...
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Cleaning Dry Erase Boards with Bleach

Dry erase films are subject to ghosting (those shadowy images of erased messages). People have tried all types of concoctions to remove ghosting. The remedies include washing the surface with a solution of vinegar and water, cleaning with straight rubbing alcohol or acetone as well as scrubbing the surface with toothpaste. Some hospitals use a...
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The Solvent Cure

What customer doesn’t want his job yesterday?  And of course, the customer is always right. So why not give them what they want? Your natural inclination is to print the job, laminate it, install the graphics and get paid. It makes good business sense, because if you don’t do it, your competitor will. I’m going...
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Heat Transfers on Neoprene

Prior to WWII, the DuPont company developed neoprene. It is a water-resistant, closed-cell synthetic rubber. It is used for a variety of applications, such as wet suits, gloves, cozies, vehicle seat covers, cell foam covers, mouse pads and laptop sleeves.    Neoprene is a tough material that withstands acids, caustics and solvents. Best yet, for...
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Prime Sublimation Transfer Paper available from Supply55, Inc.

For Immediate Release Contact: Michael Pender 734-668-0755  Prime Sublimation Transfer Paper available from Supply55, Inc. Ann Arbor, Michigan, August 25, 2015 – Supply55, Inc. a leading provider of workflow products to the sign, screen and graphic arts market is pleased to announce the release of Prime Sublimation Transfer Paper. Prime Sublimation Transfer Paper is a...
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