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So, did you come back after lunch?

Looks like a wolf spider. Creepy and harmless but plentiful.

maybe you dont know the corel shortcuts...:rolleyes: Awesome work eric! Amazed at your speed and precision! Sometimes what I'll do is fine similar characters and use them to create the second letter. For example the O, I could trace that then chop it off to make the C. As I'm typing this...

Agreed. I just did the same. remove as much as you can and wet install, but make sure you get all the water out.

You should be beaten for using Mistral .:rolleyes:

Why not use sheet metal screws on the aluminum?. I believe that is what they do around here. If these are new trucks, install regularly, but if they're used, I'd charge a CRAPLOAD to install and do it outside in a windstorm.

I have a series of bins starting from beginning to end of job. Quote, quote approval, art, waiting on art, art approval, order materials, waiting on materials, production, invoice" Each bin is labeled either red or green. I try and go through and refresh myself frequently, but I only need to...

Agreed. And any monkey can pull this off. They start out with light marks that only they can see and are simply painting by number the most dramatic way possible. When people think 'artist', unfortunately this is what the general public thinks of.

how 'bout pvc?

If you're friends with a HVAC guy, grab yourself a used fuel oil furnace. I run one of these in my bay and you can run kerosene through them with GREAT results. I ran mine without an exhaust for about 2 years before biting the bullet and running it into a chimney. No ill effects, just thought...

I have one of those 22,000 btu heaters also. You need to baby sit them. If they get a charcoal buildup on the wick they will blow out soot like crazy. ( Ruined my freshly painted garage ) . Since then, I run it at about 75% instead of the full wick and it has been great since. They take a...

Kerosene burns 99.9% clean. PLUS, it always smells like I'm camping *BONUS!*

That's where I would have been too.

YES, mine doesn't come off AT ALL. TEST it first!

Find a nice high res version and use the threshold feature in photoshop, then convert to curve. This isn't a logo, so a clean vector shouldn't be essential.

Don't be your customers b*tch. If your only getting 50% of what is owed to you, you've LOST money for even taking the job. Don't just accept that this is all you're going to get... take their keester to court for the rest.

That's a pet peeve of mine also. I know a lot of 1st Annuals that never made it to the 2nd year.

If I ever went to a furniture store and asked them to build something to my specs I know for damn sure that I would find out what its going to run me. I'm sure I speak for the majority. Yet, I'm astounded at the amount of posts where the customer has no idea that it was going to cost that...

that's what I'm thinking too. You're an employee of a company, that work belongs to that company.... period. If you're freelancing on the side and use the work that you did WHILE EMPLOYEED at that company to advertise your freelance work, I don't think that would be wise. I would only show...

Wow. I forgot all about that. I do remember suggesting a large pig dressed as a police officer because you got ripped from your title by the police department. A little jab and a twist and a police department drooling to throw the book at you.