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Ohh you can do that, just charge a lot!

Looks like a job for the Vector Doctor. Mark

Who cares about OSHA, I wouldn't go that high in a bucket truck, I like my feet on the ground. Mark

thanks guys Mark

I have a customer with a storefront that has a mirror/chrome tint on the inside of the windows. He wants a digital print on window perf, will this look ok with the chrome tint? The perf would be on the outside. Mark

Since you have your original purchase paperwork and all serial numbers you might check into dongle emulation software. I know it's out there, don't know if it will work though.

How do you outgas 150' of prints?

If you are using Versaworks I don't think any of the banner profiles will allow for cutting.

You guys are better than google, just what I'm looking for. Thanks

I've bought some of these a few years ago from Grimco but they don't have them anymore, internet search comes up with nothing. They are five inches tall and hold a protruding sign. thanks, Mark

Reece Supply has a location there, I deal with the New Orleans branch and they have most anything you could want.

It's been several years but I found some FDC by the yard at Far From Normal in either north or south dakota.

That's sad, my condolences to his family. I met Joe a few years back at a Letterhead meet, he was quite a character. Mark

Check the margin in Versaworks, if it's set to 0 it will do what your machine is doing.

I sold a lot of those last fall for the elections, had a lot of complaints, if the customer didn't break the tip while sticking it in the ground, the wind would snap them higher up.

These vans are made in Canton, Mississippi with non union workers. Sounds good to me! I saw this on another website. Nissan will let NV buyers design up to 70 square feet of custom vinyl graphics at no cost to call attention to the owner’s business

She must have never heard George Carlins jokes about what gets trapped in couch cushions :omg:

I normally use the PWV profile but I have accidentally used the CWVR profile and I think it may be a bit better.

In Louisiana there is an old law that requires purchase of the casket from the funeral home. The Benedictine monks at St. Joseph Abbey decided to start making and selling pine caskets after hurricane Katrina devastated their forest land. That didn't work out to well, the state can fine a funeral...

I'm not sure how WU works but I wonder if the guy is paying his drivers with WU to avoid taxes and workmans comp.