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Interesting....they've got my shop logo on there, too. I'm assuming they got mine from Brands of the World. You're is a whole different story, though, that's actively going out to steal artwork.

Icing it down helps a lot. Once it's good and cold you can "chip" it off with plastic razor blades. Pressure washing will work, sometimes. DO NOT do what the customer who sued me did and use a combination of a metal kitchen spatula and paint scraper to scrape the paint off with the magnetic...

Because that's just something else you've got to clean pee off of.

Where did the whole idea of painting Rat Fink/Hot Rod stuff on toilet seats come from? I've seen enough of them over the years to where I actually don't think of them as toilet seats any longer but somebody had to start the trend.

Goudy?

Lettered my Jeep the day after it was painted, lettered the boat four days after paint. Didn't have any problems at all when I stripped the vinyl a couple of years later. Cure times will depend on the paint that was used, though.

Minimum size is 3.5" x 5" http://www.usps.com/send/preparemailandpackages/measuringtips.htm

The pdf is pretty interesting reading. I got this all from ProWraps link. Seems that written permission is fairly easy to get (of course it might take 2 years), they're just trying to make sure you're not trying to make anything you're passing off as "official USMC merchandise".

No kidding. The only time I even offer them anymore is if I can toss them in with something I'm already doing for them. A box of cards done to match the sign or van lettering we're doing has sold a lot of jobs for us. I figured this one would be the same way. She threw the double sided...

Printer just called to let me know that the cards won't ship today. Game over. I lose.

Still doesn't make sense for what he do. With the supplier network I've got for most of my outsourcing stuff I'm competitive with local shops carrying $500,000 in equipment. My two standard business card printers never let me down, they just don't do fold-over cards. My typical vinyl printers...

Thanks.

Oh, I understand her feelings completely. All things considered she's been pretty understanding and patient but this has gotten ridiculous.

Yeah, I know. It just sucks that this was all gonna be a pretty simple job with a pretty nice profit to a job taking three times the work, 10 times the frustration, and I'm not even sure I can break even on it at this point. It could be worse....I could be replacing $1 million in wayfinding...

Had a customer who needed a trailer wrapped, some vehicle magnetics, yard signs and assorted other stuff done. All pretty standard stuff with the exception of a set of fold-over business cards. I don't do business cards anymore but due to the size of this order I told her I'd do them and gave...

There is an architectural/display company that sells those. They come in a flat box and you assemble them with a screwdriver like all that cheap furniture from Wal-Mart. One of the malls locally had them and I had to assemble them before we could letter them. I glanced through the catalog...

It's on www.brandsoftheworld.com

Hey, you posted it in the critique area so that's what you got. You want sunshine and daisies post it in the portfolio section. :ROFLMAO:

Man, don't take this the wrong way but you really need to step back and rethink this job. NOTHING you've got there even looks like it's heading in the right direction.

When I was debating buying my shop I had a standing offer to become "the art department" for a gas station chain. Their plan was to set me up in their office to do the sign, graphics, and marketing work for all 40 locations.