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I usually get a pleasing layout before I start adding color. My 2C

who the hell wants a matte blue car anyway...

Ha, Good point! I didnt even think that far ahead

it would be a PITA to apply dry and with no bubbles and if you do it wet, you'll have problems getting it to stay down on curves. I'd turn it down..

The stock clipart might have an extra stroke that you cant see. Some of that stuff is pretty sloppy.

Looks great. People around here eat that stuff up!. Im keeping the image for insiration the next time one of those crazy hunters comes in looking for camo.

Lowballing scum!

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+1 I have noticed that sometimes it looks like it is down firm, when it is not. just make sure you are using enough pressure.

It was updated in 2007

Perfectly legal, & highly recommended.

How sad is it that would be a 66% raise, and I'm salaried. :( Oh, and I'm the IT guy!

I forgot receptionist too

I don't know how my boss landed me, and has managed to keep me here this long. No benefits, pay that only rivals walmart, and very little support staff. I am a miltary veteran with an AA in graphic design and a high business acumen. I do overtime for free sell and advertise while I'm at home...

Here you go http://www.digitaldesignware.com/int/anzeigen.php?mod=229&BJ=2010&x=38&y=13&seite=1&Anzahl=16

....or maybe from the back... the whole thing just doesnt make sense to me because the tension that moves it comes from the bottom. while the mode to tighten it is at the top... its a simple matter of leverage that i dont think can be won.

When I open CMYK PDF's with my preview app, it does appear washed out because it is trying to simulate paper color on an RGB screen. if you save it with an RGB color space, it should look right.

this one shows how the bracket is moving while it is tightened all the way down. I might agree with you that it could be from tightening it too much,because I tighten the crap out of it to try and limit its movement, but I have been having this problem since day 1. maybe the tube its mounted on...

Here is a link to the video of my problem. it is impossible to tighten it enough to keep it from wobbling.

Same here. If you cram a crappy squeegee in between the the rubber on the bracket, and the post that works pretty well, hence the orange squeegee in the photo. I just want to make something that will be a little more accurate than a squeegee. I'll let you know when I make my prototype...