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the cold can be an issue for sure but in my experience it's generally been more of an issue with the poor circulation in my hands than with the vinyl. you always want to try and install in warmer conditions but i have had a few situations where i had to install below 30 degrees. definitely not...

yeah i wouldn't worry about the cold too much. i have found as long as you get it to stick it will be ok. i have installed truck lettering in 27 degrees with snow on the truck. sucked more for my hands but the vinyl was ok. like already mentioned just go slow and be cautious because it does rip...

no different if you go to letter a truck and it has dents or rust, would you install lettering over dents and rust. (and it has happened) if you do it as is make sure you get in writing that you aren't warranting the work and will not be responsible for any warranty the original awning place...

awnings aren't in our wheel house but i was going to say what gino said just from an observation point of view, that green awning is tight. the more slack you have the more issues you will have down the road with wind and weather ripping it apart. what i am interested to know is what/how are...

never tried it but what about a Dremel tool ?

we do Thursday and Friday off and return on Monday also. for Christmas we actually have a company shutdown between Christmas and new years. last day is normally Christmas eve and return on the 2nd or 3rd depending on what day that falls on. happy thanksgiving to the 101 crew

i find Gemini to be pretty reasonable once you consider all the time and labor involved. doesn't cost anything to get a quote and then you get the whole job complete ready to install. we have been using gemini for over 15yrs and the only issue which they have gotten better with is getting a...

i have used templates on rare occasions but like myront we like to go see the vehicle live. measure, take pics i just feel more comfortable. there are sometimes variables that don't show up on templates, mirror and logo placement, sometimes shapes of windows vary and if your customer adds...

we use a high tack for situations like this because the surface can be greasy or get greasy also they can have chipped paint or rough surfaces. as far as the laminate the material does hold up better with the laminate. no doubt it still gets banged up but it will last a little longer with lam...

is this for new machinery or used? probably want to use a high-tack vinyl and definitely use a laminate. might want to look in to a thicker lam like they recommend for helmet decals or for atv decals check with fellers

i agree you give the customer what they want and i wouldn't say your pics are bad but i would say they are basic which is fine and not meant as an insult but i am not sure you need to hire a specific designer for what you are doing right now. who did the artwork for the pics you showed us? can't...

put me down for a few cans of spam, haven't had that in years. great when fried up with some syrup

not enough hours in the day. as soon as i finish a couple projects 3 more end up on my desk. not complaining happy to be busy but like i originally said "not enough hours in the day" i get in the office like 8:30ish and in the past month i haven't been home before 9 at night

i am sure he is on a step ladder behind the couch but if you look at the cushion where he is standing it is pushed in at the top a little. that's probably what threw me off..:oops::doh::D

they left a guy standing on the back of the couch?

where in PA are you located? my shop is in Garfield, nj but i live in alpha, nj (right on the border of PA) we could probably help you out

when my grand kids were little and around at the time, if i got one of those calls i would hand them the phone and tell them it was nana or or their mom and listen to them babble with them. hahaha... "hi nana....pop it's not nana"

watch out that rack is coming right at us......it's 3D.....:eek: we built a rack with in our pallet racks