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Haha very well done!

Welcome from Indiana, USA! What part of Italy are you in?

That's a pretty solid route. It would good for the OP to see that. To the OP: Have you found anything that has caught your eye yet today? What works and what doesn't for you? Also, in regards to the slogan, it might just be me, but I'm not crazy about places that advertise having "stuff". It...

Welcome from Indiana! It sounds like you did quite a bit of training and preparation before jumping into the business. Looking forward to seeing your company's work!

I use 3M and Oraguard mostly.. also Wypet dry erase, and a variety of others depending on the job requirements. You're going to have a line where it stops. Some are more noticeable than others, but I think 3M is a little softer of a material than Oracal's. It will stretch easier, so being tight...

Use the heat after you laminate and apply. I made the mistake of using heat on my laminator and totally destroyed a print because of how it reacted with the adhesive. Oops, amateur mistake and a lesson learned. One thing I do also, is I will lead extra material through first so that the break...

I've gotten that quite a bit with 8519, really any 3M product. Even with other laminates, it always happens with varying visibility. I've never really been too concerned with it, as popping it works (in worst circumstances). A little heat will work it out also.

wow! Well done Joe! SOLID. :U Rock:

That looks great!

I like the way the first one is going as well. Can you match the spray look that the text has, with the gorilla face shape? I think it would really tie them together. The 2nd is iconic, and looks good, but it kind of reminds me more of a fitness place. I'm not feeling the opposing text...

Oooh man, that's pretty brutal. Ironic also, I just got finished enjoying a Photoshop Phriday dealing with Comic Sans on the comedy website Something Awful. http://www.somethingawful.com/d/photoshop-phriday/comic-sans-everywhere.php

LOVE IT. :goodpost::thankyou:

That's a great inquiry James. My worst enemy is second questioning my instinct, most likely rooted in self doubt. More often than not, we all possess a quality that is our own worst competition. I quite enjoy the insight today! Thank you! In regards to your cardinal issue though...

Greetings from IN!

Greetings from IN!

What material are you pushing through?

Read the small lettering on the door seam. God asked him to do it personally, so really, it's not that crazy. ::sarcasm::

Great work! :thumb:

If this were the case, I would hope this issue would have been brought up to management WAY before this level of escalation.

BEAUTIFUL work! Well done!