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Second order this week. Over $600 bux and they charged $19 for a 3% convenience fee to use the visa card. My recourse is to get a invoice and mail a check. Sure doesn't sound like a deal there.

And as a sample.. He lied to the supplier..

deep pockets..??? AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA,,,HARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHARRRRRRRR,, Deep pockets have no bottoms. They ripped out from digging for a penny down there.

I would be willing to bet dimes to dollars. The customer lied like a rug. They lie so much their nose should grow. I wager the client called up and made like a possible new client and got samples. Maybe paid for some samples.. Either way he lied. Liar pants on fire. Rule #7 of the supplier...

I would be going to the owner of that supplier and have a lunch meeting. And then find out the truth.

exactly right. ten bux for a roll of it and wil last a lifetime.

mcmaster carr order 1/16 or 1/8 thick HDPE sheet depending on the thickness of your cut strip. They have various sizes..about 11 bucks. enough material to cut about 30 strips. Cut off your piece of material and install with two sided tape. Carefully cut that sheet the correct width using a sharp...

And is exactly why we profile the client. We use the 4P's. Pivot, Profile, Praise, Prompt. Any deviation from this will allow the client to fall off our trail. Our experience will allow us to carefully direct the client to stay on the path to the sale.

There is nothing wrong with haggling. We see it every day. However, if we set ourselves apart as the professional who knows what we are doing, And we have a business plan that profiles the client so we can find what it takes to meet his needs and ease his pain... We will be much more...

NO! There is absolutely no need to do that drastic reconstruction. in the registry. You have to clean out all the references to the software. All of it. Delete all folders concerning that software. that usually will get you back to normal. turn off windows auto updates.

the valves have little metal pieces adhered to the crystal. It causes an instant pulse of ink that shoots it out the nozzle. Ultrasonic will break those crystals lose from the ceramic and never fire again.

dryvet is colored when they spray it on.. Looks like you are in over your head on this one. When you scrub the silicon of that face you will leave a mark. Good luck on it because it will need a new coat of dryvet,, Also any good cnc man could make some letters for that sign.

you go this one because yer price is too low..

that is likely a foam base covered with dryvet,,

There is a technique called 'preframing. that is why the first appointment is so mandatory. your mission is to get your client into the office after you profile them. During that meeting you 'preframe them to what action you expect. No matter what they say, no matter how they present it your...

those white dots are probably on their own layer. Made using a spray brush. Using photoshop.

ya, like being up against a ice cold window thus transfer cold to the panel face where water Will condense just as it will on any cold surface in winter. All the temperature on that panel has to do is get down around the dew pint and the water will condense out of the air..

nice design,,,, you should do some thing with them.

I would be looking for the source of the water. That's a lot of water. But, if the face is close to a cold window that cold could be transferring to the panel and could be causing the water to condense. Move that hanging sign farther away from the window would likely be a good resolution.

Lap Top printer ports are under powered. Often the voltage is 3 volts instead of 5 and that causes mass mayhem with too many printers