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hey sorry i didnt get back to you about wholesale printing, but yeah i would charge for it. if its going through the printer, its being charged for. like fred said, thats the job of the designer to maximize the use of the materials. as a wrap shop, i have to price my projects assuming there...

black velvet 8 year reserve... now i have heard it all. does it come in a plexiglass bottle :ROFLMAO: :scream: seems expensive even for a buck!! he he. sorry rex, i had to give ya a hard time!!!

rockstar diet and mcdonalds orange juice mixed half and half. topped off with a greasy mcdonalds hasbrown patty. mmmm.

polish parachutes?

would love to hear the justification for the difference.

wow.

i would be offended if you didnt. got a nice room and a good meal if you would like to stay.

no tables here. buckets. without going into why 3m says blah blah blah. the easiest answer for your as a reason for outgassing is the difference in the material pliability when installing. major difference, and makes for a much easier install when properly outgassed. and yeah, those above are...

vcat. we have the L and the S rollers as well. just dont use them as much. like the softer edge of the vcat. if the bastards would only sell the wheels we would be stoked. alas, we have to buy the entire thing over and over as they wheels get soft and the glue wears out from the foam.

we use the correct 3M tools (VCAT) and heat. We go into the recesses and as long as all the air is removed, it works the way it supposed to. as far as the VCAT being too expensive, well yeah i agree. $130 + is rediculous. especially considering we through about 6 a year. get the right tools...

love ya flame, but i want to make sure that this advice is not considered by anyone to be good advice. we use modified home depot buckets that we put our rolls in. MINIMUM of 24 hours outgassing. typically 48 or more though. i would not recommend laying prints out to outgas. they are very...

we dont take amex as many people dont. they give YOU 2% back that they take from ME! no thanks.

heh i thought the same thing when i saw it. a quad pack of carts. if only gerber could have thought of that back in the day!

someone should call T.I.R.E.D. over your imigration jokes.... sorry mosh, i think you need a new gig.

sounds like fun. by my first thought earlier today when i read your first thread was you already lost the element of boss/employee respect. i tryed this approach with employees i had. and the end result was bad. now i prefer they call me "sir". its amazing how that first lapse in respect can...

most skins i have seen are all done on 180c with 8518 overlam. you want to use an air release material for ease of install to average people. 651 is not the right choice. also to keep your customers from having to scrape of adhesive the removable adhesive of 180c is optimal. for the price vs...

shhh. it works for her. and coupled with the 3 dozen roses i sent to her work, for a brief moment im the man! (dont steal my thunder).

hey wayne, give them a call. our flexi pro was out of the warranty period. i told them right off the bat. the tech never flinched an ounce, and emailed me the newest version ASAP. i waited all of nothing on hold and was amazed at the support. my experience was top notch and this is from...

cricut is here! yes, that is what i heard ALL day today. so yeah. its here. and we have been using it. and well, it does what it says it does. the first hour was hillarious! i ran that thing like it was a graphtec. adjusted the force, the blade depth and the speed. my fiance was pissed to...

was the media a non air release media?