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I do a lot of work for the Red Cross Pms 485. It nails it for me, but I am still skeptical on other reds so far. Other note is reds tend to be the colors that stay oily the most if I run into that issue.

yep, how about you? Are you considering it?

Quick story about this topic. Before I started my own company, I worked for a few shops. My first shop was overwhelming. I was hired to do sales, and shortly after starting I realized the owner had 3 times more machines than employees. This didn't seem odd at first, but as soon as I started...

Thanks for the reply, I think... The cost is dependent on the shop setup. I for example had to calibrate 7 printers. 3 solvents, 1 flatbed, 2 aqueous printers, and 1 dye-sub. This cost a little under 10 grand. If a shop has 1 printer it can cost as little as 2 grand. So you ask why...

While I agree that sometimes color charts save your hind end. I prefer to have everything calibrated, so that 90% of the time I can simply print and not worry about anything. It is possible to have 6 different machines from different manufacturers print almost identical corporate colors without...

Acceptable or not on the OP pic, transit work is simply going to be less then perfect more often than not. That seems to be a hard pill for some moralistic wrappers to swallow I suppose. I just recommend they stay away from that kind of business, ya know? Example I was on our local lightrail...

Expensive process to do in house and even expensive to contract it out. No easy way to fix this problem, but if you commit to it, you'll be happy you did it.

The people calling AllOver Media call them because they can get the job done, and you can't. Bingo.

Nice stuff man. Unfortunately here in Charlotte it is too big of a city, and a national company got the contract for 5 years on most of our transit stuff. Kind of pisses me off they would work with local companies. Oh well...

Also, would you mind taking a screen capture and posting so I can see how it is acting on your screen?

Awesome thanks for the write up. BTW, you didn't say the width of your screen?

I have not seen a sling before, I can see the advantage right away after Googling it. We do have the release, although I wasn't using it today, it does help tremendously.

Ah I see you are using allwebco. I was an avid user/fan of their's many years ago. How does the site work for you, do you get leads/business from it? Just curious...

I personally regret the arguments I have had on here with some people. I mean I got stuff off my chest about how I felt about them, but I could have done it in a more tactful way. BTW, I think you should coin that quote, put it on t-shirt and bumper stickers and sell it like crazy. You might...

OK PM me your site, and I'll look it over later today, if you want. If it is already to the level of my expertise, I'll simply say I can't help. If however, I see room for SEO improvement, I'll let you know.

Just got done shooting my son's compound, and did pretty good at 40 ft shooting a foot square target! I'm just learning, so it is a start for me.

Sorry to comment again, but after inspecting it again. How are the blue and tan grunges so different. I mean I realize there is a bit more going on in the blue then the tan, but overall they are about the same graininess and subtleness of texture. Just looking for more detailed description from you.

I did a quick fix on the white area, I sampled it to be a shade of tan of the texture. The texture background is currently 1400 wide, so you must have a very wide screen. Thanks for the feedback. I know changing the white to tan isn't the perfect solution, but it will do until I have time to...

Wow, how wide is your screen??? So are you suggestion tone down the blue grunge, get rid of it, or what?

Basically what he is saying is there is never a situation where quality should be sacrificed. I mean he says he was airforce. Let's say the mission was to destroy a town up the road. Would it matter if it was bomb 1, bomb 2 or attack 1, on attack 2? I would think as long as the town was...