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Bill is apparently a douche.

They are either cut vinyl, they are laminated, or they are lying would by my three guesses.

Best tool in my shop, all sizes are used all day everyday. I did six two sided 4' X 4' signs with it today.

Well, we still use the service, and love it, so I can't speak for the cancellation. Sounds annoying though...I'll keep that in mind if we ever can it.

I was just talking to our local canvas shop yesterday and they did some and went with heat press on them. I think it's made for that if I understood them right. Can't help ya on the printing end though. I'd think unless you were printing on white, or could print white, it'd be REALLY washed out.

Reminds me of "The Office" last night. My wife and I were watching it, and Pam was trying to breast feed her baby for the first time. The nurse kept telling her how to do it, and Pam said something like "No, she just needs such and such". The nurse looks into the camera and says..."Oh good...

I'd say do both...

Ah, I love this area we live in Mike. Why go anywhere else? Is this a country station in our area by chance? Don't name any names...I like to play guessing games in my head.

Sub it to Merritt if you can get it to you in the UK. I contemplated the same thing once, and it wasn't worth the screwing around.

3621 is GREAT for not leaving residue behind, but I only remove that from Alumalite on a regular basis. No graphics ever under it. Would it be an option to just cut some kind of PVC or something like that to cover the existing stuff, and then cover that? I know it's a ton more work, but...

I'm not sure what the difference between chrome and goldleaf (if any) but I printed using the 3651 profile, and it held up fine. Just don't touch it. Let it dry, then lam over it, and cut.

I think I was messing around once and printed to my Mimaki once from Illustrator. I had no control over the machine. It was just laying down a ton of ink randomly on the vinyl. That's what the rip is for.

I'm pretty much leaning towards the Paypal thing at this point. Seems to be a lot more user friendly on both ends of the deal.

Bump for the Sunday crowd. Anyone else?

I have been working with several others on some ideas for t-shirts that we need to have available for purchase online. We were trying to figure out a good way for payment, and "shopping cart" setup, and google checkout has been looking pretty good, and easy to use. My question at this point...

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I'd be tryin' to sell them on a banner if possible for this application, and sub it to Mike.

Unreal...but let's see him do that in vector! Or better yet, let's see you trace it!

That's better than the old one by a long shot.

Virus related maybe?