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Interesting, I do a lot of windows and scraping off very old dry perf film with a razor sucks. Little flecks of crap all over me for days.I have a jacket just for doing removals. Thing is covered in flecks of perf.

Sorry, was high when these were designed. :ROFLMAO:

Used mineral oil for my brushes over the years.

I have to say that my Fellers rep is the best rep I have ever had service my account. None of my other suppliers over thirty years in this business have ever had a presence in the shop like Herb. Always available for questions/help and stops by monthly to check how things are going. For service...

First thing in the shop my phone ringing with my Fellers rep apologizing and telling us that there is a young man down south losing his job today for posting their pricing on line for 48 hours.

Had someone do the same in front of my shop a year or three ago. His business address was a residence. As he was a screen printer he was soon visited ny the EPA to make sure he was legal as well as the county for placing so many illegal signs. His response was to join here to evesdrop on me, as...

Tell him to have fun wrappin it himself too.

r 255, g 0, b 0. CMYK has never given me a decent red or black. I design strictly in rgb unless I am sending out business card files to be printed at a paper house. RGB seems to be poison for those guys.

I use 13 oz matte banner quite a bit for this type of work. Gallery wraps etc.

Turn him loose in flexi. It has a lot of illy-like qualities. He wants to work for YOU. He needs to learn the tools of your shop.

you're probably going as fast as 4 g of ram will go.

Good luck!

Thank you.

Anyone have a good lead on 3rd party inks for my seiko 64s colorpainter? Seems Nazdar has decided to quit making them. Which means Grimco won't have them either as their carts are rebranded Nazdar. I am reverting back to OEM for now but that is making my wallet ache. That and the fact that the...

I have Illy, PS, Corel and Signlab. I have used all of them today.

I'm a fair weather bucket truck kind of guy.

Heat press garments start at 30 bucks a pop. After 10 they should screen print the minimum. If they are all the same design of course.

You may want to check how old the film is. You can do that by lot number on tube. If it is fresh, you may be washing out too harsh. It really doesn't tale beryuch to screw up an exposure. It has been a while since I used blue poly. I switched to emulsion many years ago and haven't looked back...

Gon the money asusal Joe On the money as usual Joe

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