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Bullseye or BIN? The latex product can't be used down to the same low temps that the original shellac based version can. The temp and humidity ranges are on the can and on their website but I have definately had a bubble issue with the latex at low temps. I have also had an issue with silicone...

Price it real first, just to see if it's doable. ...Nothing vinyl looks like real neon.

"Designed by the acclaimed French designer David Turpin" hahaha I think that was actually designed by the acclaimed Alex G Bell.

Bob, I wish! I can only take credit for writing the check for that one! ...All of the parts were brushed by Sonny DePalma down in Ft Lauderdale. My pictures suck but his work is just fantastic. I am bringing the bike back to FL in March for Bike Week Daytona. I am sad to say, I'm selling it...

I think thats an awesome gesture. Hats off to you FireSprint!

Really sorry for your loss of that little buddy. Our current is a mini-hotdog and we will really miss her some day. Over the years we have lost a few too. Always sad. Whatever you do... don't ever watch the movie Marley and Me. To better days Eric.

Yeh, thats actually one of the main benefits of the LED... not needing to be so close to a fire department (in the event of a faulty install). Your pieces just sound fantastic. If you continue to post pics of your items.. I know I would be glued here. I'm sure some of these are now...

No doubt, neon is labor intensive, takes a dedicated and licensed staff to offer the service. If you've done a proper job, the customer doesnt need your service that often so the sticker shock of the repair costs are not met with as much resistance. We've never got tired of making money around...

Arlo, Unless it's changed, It used to be that Walmart had no "official" statement on the matter at all. We have parked at Walmarts all over the nation, bought our groceries and other items, and just remained parked for the night. They do have many locations that have parking lots marked "no...

My scoot.

Very cool Arlo. It's relatively easy to find a MH with low miles. Most people buy these and drive them a couple times over the course of a year (just like a boat). There are tons of lightly lived and even more lightly driven units in good times and bad. I sold a 2004 model Mandalay 42' diesel...

I do the same. Masters touch. Real nice bucket!

Bring me gifts (not pens, pencils, notepads, etc) ...booze. I can make time.

JR won that one. I did think that said "PUD" on his seat at first though.

Thank God, Colin has finally seen the light. Bless you Colin.

HAY HAY ... Dog's my boy. That crying stuff is all show biz. He's a tough dude.

Excellent! From back when sign guys knew how to sell stuff. Love that.

almost broke my finger clicking.

Whittier Wraps Decals Done! Wrap-techia Wrap-cetera Wrap It Up Wrap-n-Crap Really Wrapped Rapid Wrapper NC Wrapper Doobie Decals (Cause you are from.... "woa oh oh, OOOHoooh.. China Grove")

Ive made pretty good money from working with agencies, brokers not so much. I just sell for the same price anyway, if they can make money.. right on. I'd never be upset at someone selling my stuff for more.. have at it.