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Visit www.signwarehouse.com for our complete video library! Banner Making is very simple! Here’s how it’s done. Step 1) Prepare the Substrate We need to remove any lint or debris which may be on your banner. Use a cleaning agent to wipe these materials. Step 2) Pre-Mask the Graphic Using the Pre-Mask tape dispenser, lay down a layer of Pre-Mask tape over the pre-cut, pre-weeded vinyl graphic. If your graphic is large, you may need to overlap the tape to cover the entire graphic. Step 3) Mark the Substrate Proper alignment is very important. Mark the center of your substrate. This includes the top, bottom, and sides. Step 4) Mark the Graphic Repeat the same steps as above. Making sure to align to use the same measurements from the substrate. Step 5) Hinge the Graphic Lay the graphic down and hinge it into place using masking tape. Step 6) Remove the Liner and Squeegee the Graphic. Do this for both the left and right sides. Step 7) Remove the “App Tape” or Pre-Mask Tape. It is best to pull the “App Tape” back onto itself to reduce the chances of the vinyl pulling off with the tape. It’s all in using the correct angle. Step Squeegee again using a Teflon Sleeve. The Teflon sleeve reduces the chances of damaging the exposed vinyl. Congratulations you’ve made a banner! SignWarehouse has all the equipment, tools, software, supplies, and over 21 years of experience to get your business started. Contact us today at 800-899-5655 or logon to www.SignWarehouse.com Today …
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A really basic “howto” on making mead in at home, with minimal ingredients. This will basically boil it down to the bare essentials.
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Uncorked: Wine Made Simple

Hosted by acclaimed wine and food expert Ted Allen (Top Chef Judge), this beautiful DVD series reveals the mysteries of wine. Learn the basics of wine, such as terminology and proper selection. Discover wines that complement different foods and all of the various wine making techniques. Join Ted as he takes the viewer to meet the wine experts, on their vineyards, along the beautiful California Central Coast and Sonoma. Set of 3 DVD’s.

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The Little Black Book Of Wine: A Simple Guide To The World O Wine (Little Black Books)

Serves up everything you need to know about wine. Demystifies lingo and lore and teaches how to serve, preserve, store, and evaluate wines. 160 pages; 4-1/4” wide x 5-3/4” high; concealed wire-o binding; book lies flat for ease of use; elastic band place holder.

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this will allow you to experiment with making a type of wine from juice that you buy in the supermarket and stuff you probably have around the house or can easily obtain. It’s what got me into making actual wine because it taught me how simple it is to turn some sweet juice into wine.

It is a family tradition in our home, from generation to generation, to make wine. Here is a brief clip that shows us preparing to press grapes that had been somewhat crushed the night before.
Video Rating: 3 / 5