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We have a local guy that does that stuff. It's amazing to look at and even more amazing to watch in progress. I have a tough enough time cutting up firewood without maiming myself... Cool piece!

They are custom freestyle jet skis. You can see more about them at ericmalone.com If you want to see them in action, youtube search Eric Malone or Lee Stone. It's totally insane what they do with these things.

Nope, it's an EME Q8. Full custom freestyle boat that is made by an 8 time world champion. One of his riders (Lee Stone) won again this year. He makes his own polaris based engines but the hull will accept a drive train from all of the major manufacturers. EricMalone.com

Full custom paint job on a custom "Q8" freestyle jet ski for Eric Malone Enterprises. All paint, no vinyl & lots of clear coat!

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If your labor is worth anything, it sounds like the magnet wouldn't really be any more expensive.

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What we did was pretty easy. The "fenders" are wrapped but the text is just cut. The bumpers were just basically a 4" stripe (the back one flares up on the ends). We haven't wrapped a whole one yet but it looks challenging, especially the bumpers.

Finished this HHR up this afternoon. The E250 was yesterday. Orajet 3951 with 290G laminate.

We get $10 but you're talking design included and (very) short runs and four finished edges with grommets. It's not worth doing for much less.

Low miles (64k), southern all it's life and NOT modified. A difficult combination to find in a performance vehicle that's 20 years old (and they made less than 3000 of them). I hope it's as nice as it looks.

Picked this up on eBay today... I've been wanting one since one of my "rich" buddies had one in high school. The ETA on small deliveries should be cut in half :) Now to break it to the wife (I was playing online beside her bed while she was recovering from surgery and was heavily sedated...

That sounds pretty typical of any small shop, franchise or not. Printer, plotter, a few PC's, some hand tools and sub the rest out. It's not far off the description of my shop less the paint. ... and $10 sq ft for printed banner is pretty standard too.

Jill- That place is cool! It looks like somebody just closed up shop one day and walked away. The Ford Tractors sign is probably worth a fortune. I know of at least one guy who would probably trade an arm for it.

This is part of an old 6-pack soda carton. My wife and I were in Berkeley Springs WV last weekend for our anniversary trip. We went through a little local museum and this was in there. Of course my wife said "We're on vacation and what are you doing? Looking at signs!" Old stuff like this gets...

That thing looks older than me.

Holy crap Jill! All of that in a 10 mile radius? Your market is saturated! While I'm not going to give away any "secrets" or train my competition, if they need 2 feet of vinyl or a pint of 1-Shot, they're welcome to it. There's one guy here that does mostly "bigger" stuff than I get into. If...

Ddarlak... There's one in every crowd and it's probably always you. We work well with several other local shops. Usually we overlap and compete on some jobs but sub or refer to eachother on the rest. Business is business and that's all it is. Until somebody proves themselves to be the local...

The package all hooked up is sharp!

That's fantastic!