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I understand your frustration with him, but you do more harm to yourself (specifically your reputation) than him with childish threads such as this. Congratulations on that. Your best bet is to ignore someone like this. They will go away on their own in time.

Honestly, even if you have some of the best skills in the world, your better off paying someone to design it for you. Someone who does this day in and day out, who is unbiased and can take your ideas in both logo design and how you want your business to come across and make something truly...

You are the best!

This one has been stumping me. I know the picture isn't much but its all I have to go on. Hopefully one of you font wizards can help me.

Wet is sometimes the way you have to go. Apply as you normally would, then move on to the next piece, leaving the transfer tape on while it dries for a bit. The main thing is not to leave bubbles of fluid beneath the vinyl.

Will these have more plex in front of them? Just an ice rink for skating or hockey as well? Using a low tac vinyl may come back and bite you. These will get beat on and will test your material to the limits.

Works great. I love doing that for 30" roles of vinyl. Not sure how slow your laminator is Rep, but my laminator does it faster and more bubble free than I ever could.

Wow, what bastards. I'm sorry to hear that man. My heart dropped as soon as I saw the title of this post. Some people are just complete idiots.

Custom profile is the next step. I wouldn't call the ink tacky. Doesn't stick to anything else other than a printed surface.

Transfer tape?

Nothing I've tried has worked so far. I brought my profile down to 150% ink instead of 220. I'm having prints stick to the front of others even hours after printing. Could be this different material we are printing on. Maybe a small bump in heater settings are in order.

We could NEVER get $650 a side on coro here.

So long as the table is finished properly, use an intermediate media with a good cast lam and be done with it.

Jon, thanks for the link. Dan, works for your site. Doesn't look bad at all. Nice website btw! You do some truly fantastic work.

Seconded. Its essential that the head stay with the capping station. Would also refer to the manual. See page 45 in the pdf link below. Seems a bit excessive for such a short move, but at the same time its all to protect your investment...

Small hem? Small piece of lam?

To be honest, I like your logo as is though I do understand the want to move forward and give yourself a new face for a growing and successful company. My only critique on your new logo is the .com. It seems out of place, or just thrown in there for the sake of having it there. Maybe try...

My wife lived in DC at the time of these shootings, actually going to school in Silver Spring. Says it was pretty scary. Sniping people from a car can instill some serious fear into the general population. A truly sick and twisted individual.

Yes, I noticed it can be funky at times, especially during startup. Are you losing prints because of the lockup?

Thank you all. Seriously, this country would be nothing without the dedication and hard work from millions of armed service men and women throughout history. We all live our lives in prosperity and freedom because of you.