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heh.

yeah ill bite too. how much for two mutoh 64" with take up to my door (california)?

99% of the time, we never meet our customers until they drop off their vehicles. it actually takes us aback when we get a phone call of someone wanting to "stop by". then again, our business model may be different than yours due to us only being a wrap shop.

they will contract out your support more than likely. we have the same warranty on the printer we are selling. they contract out calgraph in our area.

im selling a new mutoh 1304 (3 months old or less) for $12k if you decide to go that route. replacing with the 64". see: http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=56932

derf is still kickin. he calls me every now and then. i think he is doing well.

Just wanted to say thanks.

would look great on a wall as an example. i have serious doubts about it lasting in an engine environment though.

looks good. on a solid a, b, c pillar like that, that joins the roof, you have no choice but to seem. again, lindym, looks good. my only concern is for those beautiful speakers in your back deck!! tint that window!

it seems like your reply to me when i did nothing but tell you chris was talking about pressure not air bubbles was extremely negative. because of it, i will never purchase, use nor recommend your product. we wrap hundreds of cars a year. the thought of the big squeege being a tool to wrap a...

wow.

i dont think getting the air out is the issue. supplying the recommended pressure to the pressure sensative adhesive would be the problem.

how much did they give you for trade in value? i may do the same thing with our 1204.

i would deffinatley avoid the bondo at seems. with expansion and contraction that will be done in no time. bondo is meant to be used on a solid surface not to join two of them. would probably keep you coming back over and over to repair. go with a banner!

i dont know what kind of cert that was. because i can tell you right now, you dont pay money, take a class and get certified from UASG, PDAA or Lowen. Not even close. if you can get past rob ivers of the pdaa you did a hell of a lot more than just pay money.

you must use the cat 5 port. you will need to set the ip, gateway and subnet in your rip program.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/08/nbc-sued-over-fonts_n_314394.html

if you do a lot or coro or aluminum flat bed would deffinately be the way to go. if not a hybrid that gives you the roll to roll option to do wraps and banners and whatnot. i know cdiesel (chris) does wholesale and he is a very stand up guy with a very legit biz and is a merchant member here...

or hit print :Big Laugh :Big Laugh

bought my first plotter (12" signwarehouse lynx for $2K) in '99. did some cool stuff with that little thing. bought a 24" lynx for a job about 5 years later for $1k. go figure. the whole reason was to make my own decals for my website (we gave away thousands a year and i got tired of buying them...