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You really should laminate them, some colors only last a few months outside w/o lamination. We have been using Edges here for ever and we always laminate the prints.
There is a little (RFID?) chip/counter that is behind the label on the EdgeFX cartridges. it isn't 100% accurate. The standard Edge foils have the length remaining printed along one edge of the material.
Send me the better quality pic and I'll doctor it up to give you a better starting point if you're only trying to get from photo "A" to image "B". jfiscus224(at)msn(dot)com
Always the pen tool. You will get intimately familiar with it if you do this project.
However, if you don't have the time/energy; then I might suggest cutting the car off its background in photoshop and then trying out live trace in Illustrator. That will get you a rough/grungy effect.
Just start drawing it; it's gonna take a while. drawing things this complicated it is best to use a different layer for each part of the car (say a door), and to go ahead and set up a custom pallette to maintain color consistency across the piece. I redrew this artwork for a customer from a scan...
Tractor supply or any other farm supply store. I would assume that if you went into a pharmacy and explained that you needed syringes to siphon fluids, but no needles that they would sell them to you also.
Not me, myself, but I've seen some very similar situations. At the old shop we had a VERY impatient salesman who wanted a proof cut down "right now", I told him I would get to it in a minute. So, he grabbed a rectangular blade to trim it down with on the table, but pressed down on the wrong side...
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