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So I picked up a falcon jr about six months ago for $500. Needed some work and I finally have the parts to get it running (lines and heads were flushed, pretty sure it needs capping station and dampers). My question is can I use the ink carts that came with the machine? They expired in 2008...

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Can anyone help me identify the large "Self" font in the photo? Thank you.

That is awesome. This is my tenth year in the auto body side of my business. I would love to know how to do it.

Ahah. I was thinking of the flx paint but I will check the its paint website out too. Thank you.

I have seen it in there but there is another company. On there front page they show an enzo ferrari they striped. Thank you though.

Can anyone tell me the name of the company that is making vinyl that is coated with automotive paint? I know I have seen it in a thread but cannot find it. They offer it in a few factory colors as well as candy. Any help would be greatly appreciated

I am not sure how Ford is doing things, but the new Jeeps (and most Chrysler products) have moved to a more modular type door construction. Meaning the window regulator and latch mechanism come out as one piece (these have to come out to remove the door handles). It sure makes it easier to...

There is a documentary on Netflix about the cars and specifically one man who still makes parts for them...by hand. I can't remember the name of it off the top of my head. I will post it if I find it.

grab a sewing machine, make a pattern and there you go.

They don't want to

Not sure what setting to use for your machine but you may want to look at a 60 degree blade. You will not need as much pressure.

Aluma Panel does as well, 651 and 751.

Definitely take it off. The time it takes to remove it will be spent in trying to wedge your hand between it and the bumper to clean and lay. It will also look much better and last longer.

Just a thought, is the roller (or the roll on the roller) that collects the release liner slipping? Is there a tension adjustment for that roller? It would make sense that if there is more resistance removing the plastic liner it would amplify any problems. What type of laminator are you using?

care to share that with another in need?

I agree wholeheartedly.:goodpost:

Start by creating a rectangle, then go to Arrange:Convert to Outlines. Next use the distort tool (on my screen it is the last selection). Then finally use the corner round tool. I am sure there are other ways this is just the way I would do it.

3m says primer 94 is not needed for 180v3 or 380v3. I use avery as well and am very happy

You should have told him that you normally could match it however your metallic and pearl cartridges were currently empty