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WHAT TOOK SO LONG.......:popcorn:

lol....where's my damn easy button.

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wow! just wanna say thanks to everyone for the offers to help and the input on how to do it.:U Rock: this just makes me realize how much i still don't know. only been doing this for 2 years, so still a long, long way to go. as long as i don't lose sight of that, I'll be alright.

thanks buddy. I appreciate it. i will email you all the files tomorrow.

i grew up in Salinas. Born and raised there. Graduated from North High in 1991. i have alot of contacts there. i will ask around for you. are you looking for just local to the salinas/monterey area? or elsewhere also?

i have corel x4. i have been trying to find time to redraw with the bezier tool but the truth of the matter is i haven't had time and i'm just not that good with it. they are just a basic shape that i need to trace to provide a vector cut line for. i was looking for an easier way than redrawing...

just buy a big squeegee. it'll make life simpler after you learn to use it correctly.

wELCOME FROM pA!

it's relatively simple to do. i just take a decal and reverse weed it and slap it on whatever i want to blast. i use a tool, if you can call it that, called an air eraser that i bought from harbor freight. i blast with 220grit aluminum oxide. comes out very smooth and leaves crisp lines. here is...

ya. it makes sense. i thought i would have to use the bezier, but was unsure if that was the way or not. thanks.

I have a group of .jpegs or .bmps that i am going to have printed onto coro. in order to have them contour cut, i need to provide vector cut lines. i am totally stumped on how to do this. probably something basic, i just have never had to do this before. thanks for any and all help.

they sent me a 5 yard roll of metallic silver. i have only tried small pieces on laptops and such. wrapping small items doesn't really lend itself to the benefits they claim of this stuff, but it seems to go down super easy. i have a dodge nitro to do here in the next couple weeks. she has her...

to answer the OP's original question, yes, i would do the orange if you want something that is really gonna stand out. i also like matte white. i recently did a lexus is300 and used hexis orange. the material was pretty easy to work with and very, very reasonably priced. here is another thread...

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welcome from PA!

sorry for the ignorance on the cost of these things. is that with the stands?

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ya. you got 3 of them from another job that didn't go? or just 3 of them period? if so, pm me a price shipped to 87144. thanks, Randy

anyone here sell or know where to get teardrop banners and poles in pink? i need to make 3 of them for a youth soccer team. all 3 are different so i will just use heat press vinyl on them. but i can't seem to find blanks in pink anywhere. suggestions?