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What I meant was you would manually have to set your overlaps. It sounds like you pretty much did the same thing in PS. Good luck. I hope everything works out for you. :)

Couldn't you just open your file in photo print, make a big rectangle the size of your first panel, put it over the beginning of your print, mask out that area, print, unmask, move the rectangle over to the next tile location, mask, print, unmask and repeat? Just make sure to leave in the...

Steph, I'll email you an install "how to" sheet I give to customers.

Thank You Thank You Thank You. You the man. I can't believe I didn't have that font in my collection.

I thought this was going to be an easy one. I thought it was Cooper at first glance but I was wrong. Any help would be much appreciated.

We have a sign on our counter that says "Please understand that we are not a bank and cannot finance your business".

I agree with Pat. How close is the design? How much "design" was there? But main thing is no deposit no design! Joe said it best, you need to put a value on the design part.

I wasn't trying to say he shouldn't do it, more power to him. That's great.

We have 2 M&R autos and they are fantastic machines. I highly recommend them. But man, when you say your jumping in with both feet you're not kidding. Never screen printed before and you're going full auto to start. Wow. :)

Here, watch this. http://youtu.be/MN4PS7ZJeYY

I also agree with hydrographics. I do a lot of work for a local guy who does it and it's a very cool process and end result. It's perfect for interior car pieces.

Thanks for all the replys. The customer understood the problem and just wanted to fix the issues and move on. He understands the risks and knows that there are issues that might come up in the future. We did a complete coverage on the back door to cover up the huge blank areas and then we prime...

Yeah I highly doubt re-paint. There was only 1 layer of paint, the aluminum was very smooth and it only effected 2 of the 3 sides. The drivers side went on perfectly. It was only the passenger side and back that had issues. I'm assuming a bad batch that was used on those 2 sides.

Gino, that white panel was applied by us. It's part of a hammer handle. This not costing us a dime. My customer understands that he is going to have added cost. It's not our fault. :)

Ok So here is my issue. I was putting vinyl on a trailer today and when we were pulling off the transfer tape a ton of the paint came with it. It is an 08 black trailer. I have never seen anything like this happen before. It was in very good shape and wasn't repainted or anything. It was factory...

Welcome from just up the road in Lockport............

Welcome from Western New York

We have used a circular saw many times to cut down a roll of media. Use a fine tooth blade. Like stated above, it's a rugged looking cut but it will work fine.

Sweet. That is awesome. Thanks.

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