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dont bridge the gap. wrap into it.

that will go away. and if you used optically clear lam, it will clear up as well (so does 8518).

we store them in the dumpster.

take a sock puppet with you. answer all questions as the puppet.

its your install technique. you are trapping air in the holes when installing. its typical with lam'ed perf. try to adjust your technique a bit and you will be fine.

whaaaa? white ink? fourth head? i hate to say, but i think you are being fed some advice that although may seem sound, may not be in your best interest to try to do yourself. you can quickly find your printers warranty void if it still exists, or you can fry something that will cost you some...

we use the same profile that we use for printing our wraps. which for us is a highly modified arlon profile.

you should become an MM so you can offer it to the forum without breaking the rules.

needs a steerable tail wheel. without that, until the tail is airborne, you will never overcome the engine torque. sorry to see it didnt fly. happy to see no one got hurt!

quick question.. does marcus know how to fly?

heh. :beer

yeah from flame. he speaks with jedi knowledge.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:USMC_logo.svg its public domain. dont sell products with it, and you should be able to use it freely.

never remove the screws on a cargo trailer. wrap over them.

$6.00 good god. if you are that bad at doing your research, then i can only imagine how this will turn out for you! hell give me $4.99!!! and ill hook you up BROOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

just out of curiosity... why would i want to put your small wraps on my bike/snowmobile/4x4/etc. seems to me that is the biggest question to answer. fox is fox. you are not. and please dont take that personal. its a real question you should ask yourself if it makes sense to buy and learn all...

silkscreened or flatbed then installed.

actually he didnt help me with the printer from fellers. i appologize i misspoke. he helped me with my knowledge of the software i purchased from his company to most effectively operate the printer i bought from SW. the other one was just a benefit of the knowledge he gave me. either way, his...

yo chris! i think its a testament to keith, and a blessing to SW.

kurt, i love it. good job.