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About as robust as the person who's gonna be doing it. They'll need to be careful and know not to drop them or bounce them on the floor. Ya know, I was at the doctor's office this morning with my wife. So, the nurse, starts asking my wife questions and all kindsa sh!t and after about 15...

Gives 'treehugger' a whole new slant. Makes more sense, now.

1/2" would be my choice with all the up & down they're gonna need. I'd find some sort of sleeve, like a long neck grommet. Paint it if they don't like silver or gold.

Ya know, now that I think about it, I think I have an ez out set.

Never had luck with 'em (speedouts) at that small size. I have/had a set and used it a few times with very little success. Just had one last week. Taking the screws outta the one end of the retainer. One got so frickin' hard, I took the cutoff wheel and took it right off. Ever so slightly...

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No one's talking about your kinda rubbing...................................:covereyes:

Honestly, I have all my own tools kept where no one can get at them. In that collection, I have everything. Basically, it's about duplicated in the bucket truck, but mine are cleaner and not stripped or hogged up. Mine own tools consist of about 4 major boxes, unless I know I'm gonna need...

I'm still gonna paint them here in the shop. As for which driver end...... I have them all on board and for those tough ones I have vice grips and for the even harder ones, an angle grinder.

Which one is tex ??

Bobby...... is English your first language ?? You're missing the boat up & down and all around. I am only speaking about the OP, not you or how you conduct business, but we do it pretty much the same as you. We are up front once talking price. We tell them the designing of a logo or...

I didn't say anything remotely like that. You're creating a new story or storyline to fit your thinking. No matter what industry, business or trade you are in, you need to give a quote and in that quote you must tell the end-user what they will and/or will not receive. If you don't upfront...

Problem with your theory, bcx is......... if you do not have your poliies in plain view in your shop, website or any other way for someone to know how you want the game played, you are defrauding any and all end-users. You must let the consumer know all the details before exchange of monies is...

Depends on many levels. First, how did you present the designs and costs ?? Did you tell he/she could not have them unless they paid for them or just never talk about that ?? How long ago did the transaction take place when you did the prints ?? At this point, you can't really hold artwork...

Ya know, you're real problem with that car is not the numbers, but it needs a steering wheel put on.

You're special........................

One guy on a ladder to guide it in and the bucket to push it the rest of the way in. If you have an articulating bucket, one-man breeze.

Did you show them what your interpretation of mirrored/reversed is........ vs their idea ?? If not, you are at fault for not making the customer understand properly. The only thing that changes is justify left or right, not backwards lettering. You must follow what the highway patrol deems...

About 3 weeks ago we removed partial wraps and some die-cut vinyl from 2 vans we did back in 2012. I gave the guy an estimate, but told him these vinyls are made to go on and stay on. We will charge by the time it takes us. It took almost double our time and he paid it. We used heat, then...