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Nice wrap, terrible music. :rock-n-roll:

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You have obviously never owned a restaurant. People ask me everyday for catering prices and they want something delivered for $5 per person. I start at $9. They say McDonald's or Subway does it for that price. I tell them to drive all 150ppl through the drive thru then.

It's called competition and if customers can't realize quality you don't want them anyway. I also own a restaurant. Basically what I understand you saying is if my restaurant gets frustrated because McDonald's can do it cheaper I should quick much like you did doing wraps? We never bow down...

Don't they come out with heat? What squeegee?

Too bad the wagon wheels didn't line up right.

Ceiling suck. I did this bus and just the gravity issue alone was enough to make me not want to do it again and this one I could reach without scaffolding, etc... Good luck. As far as material I would guess the most important thing is what the ceiling is. Flat, textured, etc... How about...

And good ways to make your point without becoming personal by calling people names. Whatever picaso.

Apply letters is a little different than designing a wrap, but oh ya I am an a$$. I guess the kids I turned out of my classes into designers, painters, sculptures, etc.... did it all on their own with no direction. My point is you need to be able to design in your mind and on paper. Garbage...

At least he/she shaved it's legs.

I hate when people with NO design skills and / or training think they can do our job. Go to school, work hard and if you don't have it, you don't have it. Computers are the WORST thing that happened to art and design because people think you can not have to design and the computer will do it...

I say it is a drug runner vehicle in disguise.

Ditto.... see leaning tower of piza.

:U Rock: That's a great frickin' idea.

Here are some pieces I am talking about.

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Being in MN I have been doing quite a few snowmobile (snowmachine) skinz. I get very frustrated trying to devise a plan to hold the smaller pieces like a hood panel, etc... with a bucket or just on my bench. The parts are sometimes only about 3' x 2'. Does anyone know of a company that sells...

I just tried to help but nope. I meant that the city scape would be in the wing shape and then the lettering overlapping.

Why not make the circle the shape of a hot wing as the outline with everything else inside of it? Very rough sketch. Put everything else in you had in the others. I just like to see what Wing City actually means without having to read the text. If not I always ask myself is it the Detroit...

:goodpost: 1/2" is all I use too.