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71 views Fk the answer to my original question. I decided it would be more fun to take a poll. So which category do you fall in? 27 viewers......OMG. How could someone not know that? 19 viewers......wow. Is he really gonna letter that van like that? 7 viewers......ewwww, he's a dog...

Going over rubber molding???? I'm sure this has been covered in the last 8 years I've been a member, but I was never much into vehicle graphics. I've done my share over the years, but have always avoided wraps or difficult areas (unless a trailer or box truck). my questions..... 1. On the...

Kraig, did you get the Noga DB1000 like shown in the video? I missed the thread last week. I see they are $25 with shipping.

Thought for the day....... "You have to be smarter than the device you're working with".

I feeling like I'm traveling at 33 RPM in an iPod world.

Wow.....happy 10 yr anniversary Signs101. Sorry I missed the first 2. Way to go Fred!!!

ahhhhhhh My Bad.... The small coro sign stakes from Parker Davis is exactly what I was looking for.....except, I am looking for ones that have a "cheap" metal plaque permanently attached. These will be outdoors for a few years, and I don't believe the coro is gonna hold up.

I'm looking for a stake with a small plaque attached to the top. Plaque size is flexible. I have my example drawn up with a 4" x 5" nameplate, with the height being 3-4 ft tall. We need 3,000 of these (or something similar). I know I've seen this type of product somewhere, but can't seem to...

I'd do it the opposite way...... 1. I'd draw my rectangle with the desired radius for the one corner. 2. convert to outline, then use the "square corner" tool on the 3 corners. 3. add the skew you need. 4. add the desired outline thickness and offset.

Coincidentally, I have 2 customers that make me cringe also. It took me about a year before I figured out how to handle them. The biggest a$$ of the two, always wants something last minute....always bitches about the price....and always degrades the effort it took to produce his items. It got...

We all share your pain.:rolleyes: Almost forgot...... I don't make mistakes. ahhhhh er, well.....there was this one time....

Quotes should never be done thru email. Email is great to send a pdf "agreement", spelling out the details of the job (including the price you talked about over the phone). Then for proofs, after you have received your deposit (as spelled out in the agreement). Email..... Potential customer...

A loving husband would have handed HER the clippers, after he finished doing her. I want to see a second video.

Thus, I would have used chalk..... rather than installing blacktop media. Me thinks you've been sniffing/huffing too much dog poop. I can't use a brush worth a darn, but I'm a maniac with chalk. Me and the granddaughter was laying out the hopscotch board just today. Amazing how "chalk" has...

when i first bought my house, i went to the book store and purchased my first *how to* entitled Plumbing For Dummies. I havent seen one for signs. This place is your next best bet. Hit the search button. You would actually reference a book when u have the internet sitting in front of...

those dogs must have read Johns sign. He didnt crap in the grass. Talented little bugger to precisely place it on that brick. Blacktop graphic material was born. I would have used chalk.

Then get off of Facebook. Either way, unless your a regular there, I would put a post on my page.......Something like......"I do not look at my FB page on a regular basis. If you need a quote, please call to insure I did not miss your request". just my 2 cents.

my apologies Salmoneye. Time to get new glasses

she bid based on cut vinyl and just the flame printed. Whatever process it wont matter to him. They put tons of miles on these. He said they average 2 to 2.5 years at most. Edit:..... Bill, not sure what you're asking, but.... If these were all print & contour cut, vs. die cut...

Much better than ******** on the carpeting.