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love the rims.

heh. now that is funny.

i like it. first or second one for sure. your deffinately on the right track.

we were buying the 42mm then switched to the 36mm. cheaper and work just as well. i think robs are like $99 for 6 mags which is robbery. these are $5 each and i think are stronger than his. if i remember correctly when i saw them he was selling like the 25mm size. i found the chinese supplier...

i was being sarcastic. we spend a ton on adwords. whether or not it can be measured dollar for dollar, who knows. sometimes i feel that its worthless when the phones dont ring off the hook. but, i know marketing is a shotgun approach, so i continue to use it.

we buy the hanger magnets and magnet covers from kjmagnetics. we have about 30+ of them in the shop. WAY cheaper than the ones from rob ivers, and they are identical. only time we use tape is on aluminum or fiberglass vehicles.

go flood coat some 180c with black, lam it right away and watch it curl up like a snake when you go to install it. if you dont know that, then you havent installed enough wraps. like jester said, it makes a huge difference in the install. it also makes a difference in how the lam adheres to...

heh. if i didnt feel so stupid about it being that easy!! but still, i think you should post a thread that should be stickied about compatability mode in the appropriate forum. i think it would help a great many. thanks for the heads up. i will try it from here on out!

money for nothing.

tech, im very interested in the "compatability mode". would you mind posting a new thread about it? i think it would be very helpful to many on this site including myself. ive heard about it, but dont know anything about it nor how to run it or where its located.

call roland. chances are they have a fix. wish i could help, but all issue i have run into with win7 have been solved by the third party software manufacturers.

i was going to type a lengthy post about our experience, but what fred said, sums it up. he is spot on.

subbing out equals: zero waste, zero headache, zero taxes, and on a job like this ZERO profit (fleet jobs have very little profit to begin with and as mentioned above, this is one of those cases). buy a printer. let the job pay for it. keep the printer and profit from it for the rest of its life.

ive said this before. the last time the guy came by our office with the new yellow page book, i said: "hey thanks man, but just keep it, i dont use it and i dont want to waste the paper". he responded: "i keep hearing that more and more. i cant give these things away".

the problem is, no one in your area will search that term. they will only search "signs". thats where you need adwords becuase it will serve ads based on geolocation.

i spend $1500/month on google adwords. the yellow pages is worthless to me.

i heard its made from the blood of puppies & kittens by underage slave labor.

i would buy another machine for redundancy and a 100% increase in speed. the job will easily pay for it.

if they had to throw the cow away in the process of making ur burger, you would.

a true wholesaler should have all the sizes appropriate to maximize usage and minimize waste. that said, the choices are still limited and there will be waste, just as if you were to print it yourself. you would incur the waste, and pay for it, so why should the wholesaler pay for it for you...