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Oh yea, I was gonna say, 4' X 8' Sheets of Cor-X are far from square. I assumed that they were once, and ended up cutting like 8 sheets of skewed cor-x just under 4' X 8'. It's taken me like a year to burn them up. You'd think that from the factory they could cut them right...but NOPE...

They used to be MM's here if I remember right. They have an amazing ordering system on their website, but the bad part is...they basically will sell to anyone, even though they claim they are wholesale only. I use them from time to time because they are a one day ship from me, and I get stuff...

it's a long shot, but if you can find one a little bit bigger, you may be able to pay the vector doctor to convert it for you. It'd be a lot of work I'm sure, but it'd be the best way to have a clean file.

Me too! What kind of info ya got on that?

I haven't done much reflective vinyl lately, but I did do some about five years ago after I first bought the business. It was Avery, (this was before I discovered S101) and that was the brand of the majority of the vinyl the previous owner bought. I did a van with the Avery, and I did it wet...

Oh Bob....

I don't get what your confusion is. You knew the prices before you sent them anything, and now you think they should change prices because you don't like it? You are the kind of customer I like to fire. Get what you ordered, and pay more attention next time BEFORE you order instead of wanting...

We watched it last night too, we're regular viewers. I couldn't believe that lady dumped all that cash into basically, vinyl films stuck on magnets. She kept talking about all these "amazing designs" and she's pulling out the metallic line of vinyl that Oracal makes...I was blown away it took...

My shop minimum WAS $25. I have a TON of repeat customers that are generally easy to deal with, and it's a easy job (which I know, it's probably still way too cheap) but I've recently been bumping it up to $50, and it has at least got rid of the "how much for this" phone calls that I get all...

I bought a business that was in the community 25 years, and I'm in my 6th year now. I can tell you two things. The older I get (I'm only 28) the more appealing it is to never get loans for things anymore, and a part time, or just a "spending fun money" job once in a while, is ALWAYS a good...

This situation has crossed my mind so many times. When things suck, or even when they don't, it can be so easy to think that we'd like to just have a set work schedule, good benefits, and collect a paycheck each week, but still, at the end of that week, someone else employs you. I may be dead...

We were totally dead from Thanksgiving till about the first warmer day in March. I think that's normal, but I forget how dead it is. I had other opportunities to make money, so I would just be available by phone, until things were rolling again. We're steady now...about normal probably. As...

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Yea, I love it when my customers can come in and educate me about what I sell. I had a guy that I did helmet logo's for for his softball team. He "introduced" me to this thing called...clear coat? Or, what was it...LAMINATE!? Yea, glad he was there to teach me all about it since the other...

Cause he's a tightwad and only bought the 300 minute plan. Only has "in calling" from Mexico.

Man, people are so idiotic. It's like we all give out instant credit, ESPECIALLY to the people that waste the most of our time. That sounds like a GREAT trade off.

I feel like all you guys that always say "get a signed proof" are also saying make it right. That's like a total conflict of opinion. I'd maybe work something out with them, but they approved a proof that had a word in it that's spelled two different ways. Once it's approved, it's their...

Yep...they'll be bringing that stuff in all the time. Can't wait till they hear my price for wrecking my cutter.

All mine I buy have a sticker on them that says you have to clean w/ alcohol and then torch it. I've never once had problems with them sticking directly to the surface.

What a moron.