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Using PS I have added the black BG and converted it to EPS, it's just to LARGE of a file to upload here. Send me your email (my email will handle 25mb), and I will send it to you. :thumb:

:goodpost: Thanks Pat, that is good to know. I just learned about head soaking a few moths ago (when my head was clogged) from someone on here, they instructed me to remove all for of the cartridges while doing the soaking so ink would NOT be pulled from the cartridge and or the cartridges...

Grampa Dan, as usual very high quality un-matched works of art, these are in a category all by themselves (but that has come to be expected), good Job. You are truly a MASTER! I remember seeing the building (photos) of your house and was just amazed at the detail you put into everything you do...

You can tell a whole lot about your competition just by looking at their at there sign, I think the photo below is who you are talking about, check out the peeling graphics on the green building. This guy was first glass, NOT! :ROFLMAO:

Tim, it does look good, but I have to agree, it really is a tad bit low, graphic design wise, if it was just a little higher it would look better. And regarding your "A little head helps", that is true also for heat!!! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :Canada:

Yeppers, you guys had to green-backs some way! True story when I worked at Dell Computers in 2000, my buddy never did re-cover his money. Just can't trust those Canadians ya know! (Not you Richard, you a good one). :Canada:

I have a SP-540V with after market take-up system purchased off ebay and installed it on the lower cross bar to give the ink a little bit more time to dry before being rolled on the take-up spool, and I have never had any problems without using any aux heater. :smile:

Yea, I'm with you... But maybe there are still people around the world that fall pray to these scumbags. Years ago (before PayPal) a friend of mine ordered a laptop computer off ebay, sent the seller a MO (that's how it was done back then), he received a UPS tracking number and followed the...

Got my answer after a Google search, they are a SCAM. They ONLY except wire transfer for payment, so after you send the payment to them, you receive NOTHING, and have NO recourse and NEVER get you money back... So stay clear of these people, like my father always told me, "If it sounds to good...

Anyone ordered anything from duta print? They are selling a NEW Roland VersaCAMM VS-300 for $2,800.00. :omg: http://www.dutaprint.com/products.php?product=Roland-VersaCAMM-VS%252d300

:goodpost:(BOTH) I would say if you are in your own little world (like on a desert island), you could get by with Flexi alone, but in the real world you need to have more than one tool in you tool bag. Remember that most people outside your sign shop do NOT use Flexi (RIP) software they use...

Tim they came out very nice, I just wish you would have covered the edge of the plywood edge to make it a 100% professional job - sorry but that's how I roll, I would have at least used the iron-on edge banding available at HD or Lowe's, takes just a few minutes to iron on the edge with a home...

New video game - WOW! I must admit I'm NOT a gamer, I don't have any video games and haven't really played any since PacMan and Space Invaders. But, viewing this new Batman video game has stunned me, I though I was watching a real batman movie, unbelievable computer graphics...

Gino - Does your PVC cutter (what brand, Keen or Fletcher) use a rotary blade or the typical utility blade you find in a box cutter? Thanks

:goodpost: Moze, Good point on the over size drill bit, I will have to try that next time! :rock-n-roll:

Great video, Guy Le looks to be a awesome tat artist. Are you going for the same arm placement? :thumb:

That's funny, I knew they were the rubber handles, but after reading your post, they do look like hot dogs.....:ROFLMAO: :rock-n-roll:

:goodpost:Vinylman, that is a great post, you hit the nail on the HEAD!!! This guy has NO glue and wants us to tell him how much to charge, hell we have no IDEA what his overhead is (labor rate, etc). :thumb:

How To Install Letters on Corrugated Metal VHB on high parts of metal siding and dabs of clear silicone on the studs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8Pq1y-t4Rg :thumb:

I don't know what printer you have, I have a Roland SP540V and the "POWER ON" operating temperature specification is 59° to 90° F (68° or more recommended), 30 to 80% humidity. And "POWER OFF" operating temperature is 41° to 104° F (20 to 80% humidity). So, I would guess if you room...