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Scotts Lawn Service isn't using the butterfly anymore so the artwork with it isn't available from them. We are replacing one side of a wrap on a van that was in a wreck, we have everything except this stinking butterfly. Does anyone have this butterfly or know where I can find it before I...

You also need to get them some bigger shirts. :Big Laugh

Every combination of company, country of origin, material, and size requires its own pad. If anything changes you have to get a new set of pads made. EXAMPLE::::::::::: PAD 1 BOB'S SHIRTS 100% Cotton Made in Bangledesh Size S ------------------- PAD 2 BOB'S SHIRTS 100% Cotton Made in...

We pad print them. Your only catch is that for each company you need a different pad for each size....for each kind of shirt.

Nah, I don't think so.

Unless it's bent they are simple machines to troubleshoot and fix. If it's not working I'm willing to bet you it's a power supply issue (I've put two in both of my Summas in the last 10 years) You can use a multi-meter to determine if that's the problem....if it is replacement takes minutes...

...and why isn't this, that, then?

:Big Laugh Great....now I'm even more confused. Some are bigger, some are smaller, some are centered, and some, for bizarre reasons, are crooked.

Again....who told you that?

Who told you that?

Or it might remind him of a time he'd rather forget and get a lot of questions asked he'd rather not talk about.

I don't get it....why do some fonts have numbers that fall below the baseline? While I'm at it why do some fonts have numbers that are half the size they say they are. I've got several that if I'm typing 2" letters and enter a number the numbers come out at 1.25" tall. Heck, as long as I'm on...

Translated as "Contractor skipped town."

b2sign.com Very pleased with the quality and production time.

Is she sure he wants to drive around in something that reminds him of that constantly?

We have a few customers we do it for and failure has never been an issue.

The visqueen isn't really needed if you keep your boards close together. I've used it in the past just to help the planter hold water.

Frame in your triangle using 2x6 lumber including cross pieces along the bottom. Line with visqueen. Fill with topsoil. Add plants. Viola! It's a 2000 pound planter!

Kommerling USA, makers of Komatex PVC, have a "run to size" service. You want 4' x 50' sheets they can probably handle that. Shipping is gonna be an issue but if you're doing all the signage it would be manageable. A quick google search found two other PVC manufacturers who can do it.

You didn't create the signs....your previous employers shop did. It doesn't matter if you did all the work, you were an employee, just a part of their system. For the installation it's the same thing....you were a subcontractor....part of their system.