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If the cross member is bent it could only have gotten bent by something heavy or fallen on the top, so I'd think you could just lay a straight edge on it to check for straightness. Signage idea would be a better test.

look at your blade, make sure there is no dirt or little piece of vinyl jammed up in there.

I don't do airbrushing, but I use Gerber mask for all my other paint mask needs

I think I'm beginning to see the light. ..... He was supposed to have contacted me by now and so far I have a no show ( or call )......Of course I never have anything better to do than wait for someone to show up when ever they get darn good and ready to show. My time is not important, only his...

So, the way I'm understanding it. If I make/compile a design that is derived from clip art, no matter how I have changed/sized/distorted it from clip art as even only a small part of a "wanna be "logo, this is not allowed ( legal ). Does this also mean that nobody can even have a logo that is...

Is there somewhere where a person might find this written ? So when I talk to this guy in a few hours I can have something that I can refer to to back up my claim ?

This is sort of my delima...Can I sell him a design that has part of that as a couple trees in it that are from clipart disks ( distorted/changed )that will now be copied onto a disk that is his logo that he can call his logo and do what ever else he wants with it ? Is this the same in essence...

Thanx for the replies.... The trees will be as a background and distorted from their original form and accompanied by other trees from other collections as I have said... I have not done the sign yet, but as I have been discussing this with a new business owner. He was unaware of this . He...

bump please....nobody ?...... Fred ?

I think this may have been answered here before. I couldn't find the answer I wanted in the archives, but here is the scenario. Customer has a sign made, then later says I want to use that as my logo. The sign is a combination of clipart ( trees ) and text. Can I now charge them for a logo...

No...it has nothing to do with being a newb or not. Especially if there are compound curves, he'll be very frustrated trying to do a wet install. I've been doing vinyl since it was new and I do wet sometimes or I might do dry depending on the circumstances. And compound curves I've learned to...

I sort of disagree w/ Signrite......depending on what the curves are like. wet appl. may not be the way to go.

Usually Oracal unless I can't color match with it. I like 3M and used to use Neschen.

drinking glasses or window glass ?.....yes to both. Drinking glass would be more of a novelty and after several washes I think vinyl would at least start to lift on the corners.

If you do alot of cutting ,then yes a panel saw, but I've always just used a straight edge. It comes in (2) 50 " pieces that fit together for full sheets or halve it for smaller pieces. Clamps on the edges and just cut with a skill saw. I use a good carbide tooth combination blade is all. No...

I'd say low...Especially if you have to deal with logos etc...is it one or 2 sided ? ....install ?.....I just sold a 2' x 8' coro ( white ) one color big, 10 in. letters,( a ph # ) but simple copy, border around the panel, HP vinyl....$125. They were glad to get it. I give them quick service though.

Yes....would like to see some mural work....hey from ME

Isn't it Ioway ?.....:biggrin:.....

Precision board is HDU, so why not use "high builld primer" that is made for this product ? It still wants to not lay flat and if you thin it then you're not allowing it to fill the pores as well . I've always rolled it ( fast ) then leave it alone.

Must be an east coast thing....