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So on the word "world" on the glass, you mask out that thin inline, let it dry then paint orange, let that dry, then the dark maroon dropshade, letting each color dry before the next color is applied. I agree with visual800 on this one. Use vinyl and or reverse print it on clear and make it...

To me it is like your 3 year old asks you a question about something and after you give him or her an answer they then proceed to ask "why", Then you proceed to give them another answer and you get another "why". That's when you start to get deep into absurdity in your answers but you still get...

Next time you have lines like that go to view, located at top, and uncheck all the guides and grids. Glad it worked out for you.

Going to try some for sure. Hate to have a concrete bag break and get everywhere. They also get heavier the older I get. Thanks for the tip Signmaniac. I rebuilt a 13 Boston Whaler years ago and used the two part foam mixture to fix rotted parts in the hull, that stuff would expand at a quick rate.

You said you get this as shown in Great Cut, what does it look like just in Illustrator, My first guess was the perspective grid but as other noted it seems not to be. Lets see a screen shot in Illy. One in Preview and one in outline.

I'm with WestCoast Signguy on this one all the way.

I have been poiishing acrylic edges for years with sanding and then compound stick with buffer. I tried the flame but always had the crazing or something else happened. Even tried the different gases but never got a great result.

I hafta laugh at your english lessons today. I's bringing me down, Dude.

Did you try turning off the perspective grid.

That's what happens when mothers drink when they are pregnant.

Google will lead them here. When they ask their question and someone on here gives them something they don't want to hear they seem to all have the same knee jerk reaction, They write so eloquently on how we are such imbeciles and they have every right to bash us for our bad manners and to get a...

I stopped when I needed glasses.

"Idle hands are the Devil's workshop" I was told as a kid.

Hamsters, guinea pigs, just another kind of rodent to me.

I responded in a nice way and informative way but this Texas Signmaker does have a chip on his shoulder for sure and thinks if he puts a couple words together and ask a question we should all jump, Maybe he can help someone later on after he learns some more, because right now with his responses...

Just add a 12"x96" piece to your table and a 24"x48" piece to the other side. You are just cutting 10" off one edge and roll out the 102" and cut that off. No need to get 2x4s or do it vertical and worry about getting it rolled out and getting creases.

Good tax deduction, keep that cold Nebraska wind out

they leave a mess

I use SCIGRIP weld-on 3 with a glass syringe applicator. Think the name of the glue is MethyleneChloride.

oh my!