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Got a place around here that is selling double-sided full color corplast yard signs for 6.00 each no min. and no art charge. They tell everyone that their print and coro will last at least 10 - 20 years.

I used to work for a trucking company and we used qualcomm. Good within 1 block back in late 90's. You can even set the units up to send messages.

Try moving Plantas even with Maderas. Then in the space between the to words place a small cursive y letting it overlap both words. Make the y a brown like your oval with a tan or white outline.

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Got shops like that all over. Got one around me that says they have 15 year printed vinyl with 22 mm lam, and coro that will last 15 years also. All this for the low low price of ........ wait for it........ 24 quarters for double sided.

They are all rednecks down here. Hey can you put my business name in the Harley shield, and put get Er done as my tagline.

Sometimes less is always better. You can spice things up without using 900 effects.

Did you run a fill cycle on it when you replaced the heads?

You guys keep telling him to buy a lawnmower if he can't afford a printer. My brother has a landscaping company and he pays as much for his mowers as we do our printers. A new SCAG 61 inch mower will cost you $13,000.00. A Venttrac used will run you 20 grand. There is money to be made in lawn...

I have been doing these type of shirts for 2 or 3 years now. I will tell you do not put them in the dryer unless you use the cold setting. I have not used this particular brand but have used two or three others with the same result. If it is dried using the heat setting the transfers will start...

Bring the banner down more. Look at the font for Groom Room it just doesn't flow well with the banner. Here is a quick mock up using two different LHFs

Let the left side of the banner wrap around the J in jones. This will bring the banner down off the other letters and not look like it is just placed there. Also let the Groom Room follow the curves in the banner.

Like the boobie in the crow's nest sign.

Click on some of the videos on there with this tool and you will find a really cool tool. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7XCsmVe6I8

I use on printed stuff over rivets on trailers. No Failures.

Used to be an up certified tech. The only reason I done all this to my machine is because I was having problems. First time I done this to my machine, but it was time for maintenance. I was also a certified copier repair tech.

I used to use the frog juice, but the smell was unbearable. A friend of mine had been using the Clear Shield for a long time and recommended me trying it. Used it and fell in love with it. I get the good foam rollers from Lowes and it rolls down like a dream. The more coats you use the shinier...

About 25 minutes from you. Close to Hardin.

I use Clearshield water based liquid lam. Use a foam roller. Looks nicer I think than Frog Juice plus doesn't have the odor.

Rapid Prep works wonders