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You can always call Pierce and have them do it.

Better question is if 3M materials are worth the premium price they charge. I've been shorted material, and had substrate/laminate issues with 3M. Point is I was paying $300 more for 3M kits than the material I now use. Paying that kind of a premium should negate those issues. Flame suit on.

Get yourself a Big Squeegee. No bubbles, no water, and super fast.

Ding ding ding! Give the man a cigar!

Friend of mine said within two weeks of Adobe going cloud it was hacked. I agree with you on your approach to Adobe products. What I have will last me or I will go back to Corel where I started.(or quit and do something completely different) A client was getting close to retirement and told...

Have to start using Linux for an OS. Open source will gain ground and get better as more corporations institute their cloud programs.

All this cloud/subscription based BS will come to a head. I can't be the only one that thinks there are companies out there working on solutions.

WOW! Stellar work as always. How long did it take to render the van in Corel? I'd like to see a brief overview of the process if possible.

Nope. Better do some research regarding Ohm's Law.

You can get a Summa D140 for 5 grand. They also have a trade in promotion going on right now. Summa's are built like tanks. Haven't killed ours yet.(roughly 15 years)

Sub it out until you get to the point where it is more cost effective to bring production in house. You may find he sub contracting is the way to go. You go out and close orders and let someone else worry about production. Not a bad way to do business.

Do the have the same level of service in Mexico? I'm curious about their presence in other countries.

If I was doing a grand worth of t-shirts every weekend at a flea market that's all I'd be doing. Try and expand on what you do best. No fabrication, no paint, no ladders, no truck, no tools, no high insurance premiums, no massive utility bills, no employees...well you get the idea. Friend...

Service, service, service. All brands break down and usually in the middle of huge job. You need to be able to get a tech on site same day or next day. Find a reputable dealer with good techs as close as possible to the shop.

You guys should have been in my typography class. Instructor was relentless in regards to kerning.(leading too) Ascenders, descenders and their relationship to the layouts overall kerning was also examined in detail.

Haven't had any firmware upgrades that I know of. Still rocks beautiful prints.(accurate cutting is another issue) We shut off the VW auto updates too. Nothing but a waste of time and hard drive space since they stopped supporting our SP540's. Auto update can also cause issues with our how...

Laughing at you when you say you're getting sick from fumes shows very little regard for you. You may have to leave the job.

So?

We're still rockin' XP Pro here.:cool: Doesn't hurt that our tech is a retired IBM engineer either.

We make sure the file has decent enough resolution and print high speed.(50% of the print is missing so res isn't as critical) Prints get shot with automotive cut in clear after drying. We've sent these all over the U.S. and offshore and have many repeat clients. YMMV