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also keep in mind whatever you are cutting for a client and whatever expenses you spend on cutting for them, they could leave you high and dry one day if they found a cheaper source. thats not being negative thats being realistic. I still think outsourcing is a good bet

you got $800 to put up a stock banner? so you charge how much per hour for use of your bucket?

ahh ok....you need more money lol. why is outsourcing not doable

leave the damn car alone, its an Infinity. Its supposed to be classy, clean. If you wanna pimp out something get another vehicle or shopvan

not to sound ignorant but what is this material you are trying to cut? That would help a lot to determine your needs When your talking any kind of cutter, plotter and you have a budget of $600 Im thinking you need more money and yes it WILL be slightly used. I know magnetics can run 30 mil...

Im right handed but ALWAYS weed from right to left with left hand. However if Im doing phone numbers they get flipped upside down. I also have found if I weed as soon as it comes off plotter i have a better chance of not messing up letters

Naw no lemons, just run of the mill PITA crap. 96 ford busted hydraulic hose, Which I fixed myself but hose kept leaking, it seems new hoses did not have same fittings as the truck (of course)....so i spliced the hose. Yes I know you are not supposed to do this BUT I did what I had to. Sold...

let me tell you now about owning a bucket truck....PITA!. Ive owned 2 and the best day was getting one and then gettting rid of it. If you do get one make damn sure you charge people for you having to use it. We now rent from a local guy that owns one and every time i take it back to him, I...

I answered this on yourother post.....I have buffed out faces before using a buffer and some cutting paste, believe it or not it comes out a lot better than original. Now keep in mind I already owned a buffer and the paste, I would run out and buy this stuff for this one job. I only do this IF...

I have buffed out faces before using a buffer and some cutting paste, believe it or not it comes out a lot better than original. Now keep in mind I already owned a buffer and the paste, I would run out and buy this stuff for this one job

Try rolling it off. Sometimes that works, it hell on your fingers and hands but it works sometimes. Roll it like it came off the roll

OH, Farmers Insurance. One customer I was glad to kick out of my life! Trailer looks good

put it on ebay and get a summa. That unbranded Graphtec is a POS! I had one

it kills me how some will say "They had artwork done" and when you ask for file they send a bmp or a thumbnail. These are kinds of jobs I would prefer just go away. The main issue is people look at crap on the screen but we have to deal with it in real life. I tell them it looks like hell and...

3 mill acrylic (be very careful with this stuff) and digitally printed graphics on clear, if its alot of detail. Use the top end vinyl. If you were more experience i would try and remove tattoos and just use the panel its on, those letters should come off pretty easy.

I use to but since economy crashed I ride around unmarked white cargo van. Which is good cause I wont get busted by the Man when i do some window lettering in neighboring towns

hmmm kinda like Dominoes delivers in 30 or its free.....yep that didnt last long

just do vinyl on it. I would waste my time painting all that

they have cut a lot fo small stuff for me and it came out great, watch your bleed

for paint stencils we use cheap vinyl as it costs less than stencil vinyl. Also keep in mind before you paint the actual stencil take exacto and cut a line between each letter so you can rip off just that one letter at a time if need be ALWAYS peel it wet especially with latex and use foam...