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"They" say you should wait for your prints to "outgas" for 24 or so hours. But I wonder if this depends on the ink, material and equip you use. So far the only benefit we have found with letting something outgas for that long is how aggressive the tac is when you apply, then how easy the print...

Thanks. That looks like what I'm after. I'm not familiar with that brand though, what's the outdoor durability of that stuff. I don't see it on that page. I'm thinking about getting another Mustang. I've enjoyed the one I currently own. They have made a few changes for 2013 that I like, but...

It's clean... It reads well... but could use a bit more personality. Also try a less bold font for your sub copy and I bet it will read even better. I agree about the side bars too. Right now they could be confused as letters. The text needs a bit more room to breath. Perhaps pull those...

We have the Pontiac Auto Museum here in my home town. I was telling the curator and collection owner about this car and I swear... I think I saw him shed a tear.

Done. Yeah, yours is much better than the rest. Their logo is kind of week though. I know that isn't your fault. But if you win, you should try to sell them on a new one.

Thanks, Malkin. I thought about doing a clear + lam combo, but wasn't sure if there was something else out there for this type of thing. Nevermind on the question about the sun baking the inside of the car. I did some more research on a a few automotive sites and apparently there is a built in...

So, I'm in the market for a new car. I'm waiting for the 2013 models to come out. The specific car I'm looking at getting has a glass roof option, which I'm also considering. Does anyone have experience with these? I've had cars with a sun roof before, but you can close those up. Does...

Thanks for answering Casey! And thanks Colorado Signs too. We actually have used pro vehicle outlines in the past for some concepts. Here is another concern I have. To be honest with you the name plus the brand and marketing have always pushed me away from taking a serious look at this software...

So I have a few questions, because I thought I knew what Bad Wrap was then I started to read all of this and now I'm confused. Is it just the vehicle templates? or are there textures included too? Is it just for adobe? Are they photoshop file formats? Is it software or a plugin? Can you buy...

Here you go: http://www.corel.com/corel/pages/index.jsp?pgid=800120 You will want to scroll down a bit and it's under the CorelDraw section. There are a lot of recorded webinars on there. I had no idea there were that many. I plan on watching a bunch of them on my free time.

I like the new changes, but I bet the "Uftring Automotive" would work much better if the main part of the copy were white and if you kept the drop shadow black. When I have a crap load of stuff to add to a layout. I layout all the type and move it around making sure the most important copy...

I think you have a few nice ideas for this layout. I realize that the job has been approved and you will probably move on, but if I could offer a few points, you may try practicing on this design. I agree that the sub text or list of services following the curve of the circle should not be...

I do too, The only reasons I can think of to not use a png, is if you want compressed images or because some older browsers don't support pngs. Well I should say they do display pngs, but they don't display the transparency properties correctly. Instead you have a white box around your image...

We do use tiffs for things like prints and other projects, I said that in the above post, but you don't use tiffs for webdesign, you would use jpegs and pngs. Besides, every time you open a jpg it doesn't lose "resolution" or quality. Every time you open and edit then save a jpg it can lose...

Design Nazi peer pressure. No in all seriousness this:

Yeah sure. I'll post it for you. I have no idea how soon it will be available.

Or were you using a "trope" there too? :ROFLMAO::rolleyes:

I saw it. That's Donna William's work.

I feel the same way. If I'm copying something from one file to the other, both files stay open until it has been successfully pasted where I want it. I don't close that other file until I'm completely done using it for the time being, in which case I do not want that content taking up space on...

LOL I'm game.