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Now see whats happened.......we went from giving up caffeine to exercise. :covereyes: Lets be rational now.

We'll miss you James. LMAO

I have a few, but never wear them. Holy cow Gino..... you could have stood on the ladder rack.

Sweet. I see some of your artwork on the sides too. Is this where you go to sober up? :ROFLMAO:

from what others have said, it doesn't sound too much worse than the hotels you arranged a couple years ago, for the sign meet. :ROFLMAO:

That looks like Baz up there. What a character. So whats the boobie prize?

......................ahhhh nevermind. :rolleyes: I'm not even gonna ask for pictures.

kinda backwards Craig. A concealed carry permit means you are allowed to conceal. If you don't have the conceal carry, then you must open carry......of course that will get you into trouble also.

heck with the guns.....When did you get a bucket truck??? Pictures??? should have talked to me before you bought.

i assume they want something like 5 inch channel letters.....without the price im with Bill. The 2in gemini is thick enough

Thanks for the Rapid Prep suggestion Suz. I will have to give it a try in the future. A friend of mine started using it, and has been boasting how well it works. Like you, I have always been an "alcohol" 91% prep guy. (wonder why the rapid prep works so well?) As for this job, I expressed...

Gift cards are great!!! More of a bonus than what you think.... If you give a gift card to the local grocery store (who happens to be a sign customer), he appreciates your business. Plus the wife of the employee appreciates you too, when she didn't have a grocery bill. Wives like Red...

Perhaps more training is needed? Maybe the pressure of the "high dollar" job is affecting them? Do you have regular meetings with the group? You could give that a try. I've never had an actual "Incentive Program". What I have done in the past, is give my guys a bonus if the job goes smooth...

A good incentive would be.... You can keep your job, if you quit screwing up. sorry Greg.....not quite what you were looking for. The part where you said, "and the employees just continue" (assuming you meant they keep screwing up, making the same mistakes over and over) just kinda irritated...

The only thing I know for sure....its NOT the textured stuff. As for boats and such, now we are talking "gel coat" (and not trying to indicate I know anything about gel coat)....I'm sure these panels don't have that type of surface...plus the boats would be thicker....and formed for strength vs...

I used cast Oracal & cast Arlon for the cut vinyl, and 3m 180c for the prints (nothing is layered). I'm an Oracal fan, but not their blue's.....thus the Arlon.

good point Dave!! I guess "thickness" would play a major factor (expansion/contraction issue), and also....the U-Haul panels, I'm guessing, are painted from the manufacturer???? I've never lettered one of the box trucks straight from the dealership. Again, assuming its the same product. My...

The correct vinyl??? Please elaborate.....anyone? Is there a special vinyl solely recommended for fiberglass applications????? Given the nature of my post, I am concerned that they are not wasting their time and money, albeit I'm done giving customers directions as to how to circumvent part of...

I don't know how often you guys run into this..... I have 2 good (frequent) customers that apply all their own vehicle lettering, and vinyl for other miscellaneous projects. OK no problem....its not rocket science. The one PITA is, there are the occasional "screw-ups", and ifs its nothing...

sure is something. Impressive... Although im not quite as excited as you.