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those colors are gay! "not that there's anything wrong with that"

I know this would be great for someone who wanted these AND lived nearby, but factoring in freight costs, I realize I may never sell them. In any case, I will bump this post a few times so more of you may at least see my offer. I am open to negotiation on price, so hopefully I can find a home...

I thought the same thing Gino... not there yet, but will it stay inside the lines? will common sense, outpace righteous indignation? will neutrality prevail over passion... ...tune in next time, as "the pinch roller turns"

what does "switch to google" mean? You can't mean use a gmail addy, instead of xxx@Islandsign.com ??

get a microsoft exchange account to work with that. works great on all my office workstations, and MacBook & MacMini at home, as well as iPad and iPhone... and my very cheap hosting account gives me free technical support setting it up!

http://honolulu.craigslist.org/mau/bks/4948975610.html I'm linking to an ad in the local Maui Craigslist, but I don't know if it will be accessible to folks on this board. I realize that freight can be a deal breaker, but if someone really wishes they had this collection, then maybe we can...

what does it do on photos? what rip are you using? (sorry... didn't go hunt in your profile) what format files are you sending? The reason I ask is that I have the same printer & thought i probably had more problems with mine then anyone... (just the luck I have ;) ) but I've never seen...

I ran my Edge 2 every day for 10 years. I imported illustrator files 99% of the time & had no use for bothering to do layouts in composer. I did get familiar with the tools for changing color fills, strokes, and nesting elements for efficient use of material... but all "design" work was...

I just did 1000 sq. ft., 3 days after a semi gloss finish was painted, not to mention 20 years of coating out MDO sign blanks & applying various PSA media within 3 or 4 days...

that would be my price for single face 4x6, uninstalled

how about paint & wait 3 days then? Automotive paint should cure for a while, but house paint shouldn't take long at all, and it should be way cheaper than upgrading to costly films.

I remember looking at the white, unwrapped wall stretching out ahead of us, with a sense of dread as to how many more hours, seams or moments of stress lay ahead... but then I remember saying "we will miss this when it's over" because the last 4 or 5 panels went so quick and easy it was childs...

I just replied to a generous offer from PhotoTex, and look forward to trying out a sample! Some of you might have seen a recent thread I posted about installing some competitors wall graphics product. Walter saw it & decided to introduce himself & the PhotoTex organization. I always cringe...

Walldeco was great... strange that over 12' panels, instead of stretching, panels shrunk about 2" once released from liner & squeegeed... but this was fairly consistent over all our panels, so seams all worked out. Dry app, left no concern for bubbles. Our install times were cut to 1/3 between...

thanks to everyone's suggestions, the job went flawlessly! https://youtu.be/_QM1BD7idWk

"A Dangerous Mission" LOL:Big Laugh Thanks Z! ...I feel better already that my perception of this "do or die" situation was not just seen as a sign of weakness or inexperience! Jester, I will keep thinking it is a challenge, just to help make sure that you are correct & it ends up easier...

Signlords, his profile, About page, shows his company name as: Synergy Sign & Graphics, in Strasburg Ohio. Perhaps you could find his phone number or website with email, as other contact options (I have the same machine & it's a workhorse to say the least!)

what might SAV stand for, at the end of the 6730 product identification? one more curiosity: My client identified the product as WallDeco 6730 SAV I left the SAV off this thread title, because I saw no reference to it on my searches... but I'm still curious if anyone knows?

thanks guys, dry is feeling like the right choice so far. I also received one email suggesting dry, stating that in their prior experience, no bubbles seemed likely with semigloss painted drywall. I'm not the one who printed this, so I have no scrap to test, and no ability to quickly...

wow, 67 views... no replies... let's try a simple one question post.. WOULD ANYONE RISK APPLICATION FLUID ON SEMI GLOSS PAINTED DRYWALL??