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Right on Rep!

Hey paintpro, if you look on ebay you can pick up a brand new sticker cutter-outer machine for a few hundred bucks! That way when you find out things are'nt going to work out the way you thought there's not much loss. I bet there's a teeny bopper out there who would give you all your $ back at a...

I suggest a Bronson4400-j window vinyl laminator with a wg32-667zw adjustor, or some practice with a gold squeegee.

Hey refer dude, is it hot there? Oh ya, welcome from a cold and wet place.

Welcome from another Washingtonian.

dig that avatar shovel

I've noticed that corel adds lots of nodes and spikes out like that. I've never had this happen on any other sign program. I've taken designs and fonts I've created with other programs that where painstakingly cleaned up and brought them into corel and had to reclean them. It added lots of nodes...

Welcome to the land of rain, where people sit in the rain drinking $4 cups of cruddy coffee dressed all grungy. I moved here from a very sunny place and I aint likin' it. I miss the beach and palm trees and the hot babes and the cool people. I better stop my rant here. Hope you're enjoying that...

Both. When I try to see it as puffy I see puffy. Same with peeling.

Thanks All.

Anyone know where to find the font ERAS?...for free? I only need it for a few words. (or one like it with a different name would do)

Looks like somebody took an ugly stick to it and beat it to death.

It looked like hand painted due to the drop shade irregularity. I'm surprised it's vinyl. I like it though.

Euro and a modified brush script. I think you can find this on brands of the world.

There is a product at the sign supply I go to that has a solution you spread on vinyl after it's weeded. It does'nt travel past the edge of the vinyl and dries rubbery and thick. Cool looking stuff. It comes in a can, looks like clear. I would think this would be cheeper than investing in any...

KR3, tangential has been around many years before summa was even an idea.

Welcome. I've rode with Flamey. He's good.

I have a summa also which is really all I use, but cutting rubber is hard on it. So when I need to cut rubber the tangential works best because it does'nt put any unessesary stress on my summa, that's all.

I have a tangential and it has allways cut perfect. Great for thick materials such as sand blast rubber. It's an anagraph, built like a tank and weighs a ton.