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and less poison ivy.

The easiest way I've found is to stick it in Illustrator and "simplify path" the art. If that's not an option do an outline, convert the outline to curves, and then do an inline to get the outline back to where it's supposed to be. It'll smooth it out a lot better than this explanation sounds.

Can't you do the same thing to any font using Photoshop actions?

Yeah, what they said

Zapf Chancery

Might want to start at your local dollar store first. The one's around here pop up with full color magnetic baseballs, basketballs, and footballs priced at 2 for $1.

It's not like SAI just started doing this. Tech support has been a complete joke since v3

You stock 200 rolls of vinyl? My local supplier doesn't have 200 rolls of vinyl. We keep anywhere from 20-30 rolls in stock, depending on how much is left from special orders. I've got 16 colors that I have on hand all the time. When I can call Fellers today and have my vinyl tomorrow...

Not that it helps but Pep Boys has a new logo and that's not it. After going through that many sub's are you sure that's the one somebody originally ordered?

I've gotta agree with George. If you use tribal you're gonna have clashing design styles between the smooth flowing 60's styling of the buggy and the hard, played out tribals.

If my monitor color settings are all out of whack and the colors are horrible I can plug this little thing in and it will fix that? Do I have to leave it stuck on there...or do this daily...or just do it and stick it back in the box until it gets messed up again? Help a brother continue his...

Why would you want a background? Even with redoing the lettering it's just going to make it less effective. I kind of dig the panda graphic. It needs to be redrawn and needs to be about 4' tall but it's a good concept to build around. This could be a pretty memorable if it's done right.

Looks a lot like Saddlebag http://www.dafont.com/search.php?psize=m&q=saddlebag

The brunette is my cousin. Seriously.

Almost every day I leave with the plotter still cutting vinyl. It gets finished and I sure don't come back to raise the pinch wheels. Never had a pinch wheel warp on either of our Summas or either Roland in 6 years.

How are you gonna LEGALLY make 90% profit when you're paying 18%-22% in taxes?

You think? I know what you're talking about in that last post of yours...and I'm still confused. :Big Laugh

after materials, rent, utilties, payroll, taxes, retirement plan, and everything else under the sun the average "profit" that I get to stick in the bank for future needs (flatbed printer and paying cash to buy our building) is exactly 19.22% over the last six months. I really want to get that...

TB, welcome to the board. Where's your shop and what's it called? A little introduction would be helpful.

I guess you missed the bright blue link I put right there with the message. Missing the message....maybe I'm onto something here...