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Do they do anything to compensate you for the potential damage or overall loss you will sustaine from the flood waters??? It can't be good for your fields to be over saturated and it certainly isn't good for your home and all that.

TGIF! :beer

Or do you mean the look of them in your designs? Like changing them to an outline so you can adjust them in Illustrator.... I would say it depends on the Font - sometimes they look alright sometimes they look funky.

What do you mean "quotation marks" - LOL I used quotations around quotation marks.... Seriously - what sort of usage of quotation marks would you edit?

Is it terrible that I REALLY REALLY want to work on one of these?? In general I think this car is the ugliest thing I've ever seen. But as an installer of vehicle wraps I would LOVE to work on one- that seems rather Ironic or counterintuitive... :omg:

The proven value of a sense of humor to relieve stress. Classic! :wavingflag:

Not to familar working with signgold so I'm not sure what wax build up you are seeing. All I know is that I was not impressed with the sealit pen for what it's intended purpose - Which I think is useless. IMHO of course.

Good luck

I've worked with the 160SP and so I would assume the capping is the same or at the least very simalar. If you look at the caps (with out the screens in) You can see just the tiniest of plastic edges that stick out. For the 160 you had to force the screens back in if you ever took them off. Its...

Sealit Pen SUCKS! I suggest 3M's Primer 94 if you want your edges to stay down. I found that it didn't do anything. And the pen tip dried out VERY fast! And frankly in the 170+ wraps I've done I've never once had to seal my overlaps/seams and if there was any doubt I used a little primer 94...

These are the little aluminum screens in the capping station correct? If it is - these screens have little plastic prongs inset in the caps that you can squeeze the screens into. It's a little tough but they go in.

Ahhh - yes the old 2600...it IS a classic.

MachServ - you may be right - I know I wouldn't be doing it for $320 or a couple of hours on a PS2 :noway: I just can't compete with that!

$320? Really? That doesn't seem possible unless you paid those kids like minimum wage. And Calendered Vinyl? Now I AM calling Bull Sh#t! Sorry - wouldn't believe unless I seen it...

The "overall logo" isn't centered BUT if you look closely - the Basketball portion IS centered. So it looks intentional. And I'm pretty sure it's always been that way. Off centered I mean.

Is it like a swishing noise - As the carriage moves back and forth? The one I worked on started doing that and it was from dust building up on the back flat area where the ink and the carriage wires get pushed and pulled as the carriage moves. I swept it out but you have to be carefull you don't...

But the heat has to be at a certain level to ensure proper drying - If I put it too low then I have wet ink. I've tweaked the heat settings and it seems that I can't get much lower then it is. What do you all have as your heat settings for printing Mesh on the HP?

That is the automatic cleaning function - this allows the machine to run a cleaning cycle - pumping, wiping, etc while the machine is idle. Check the manual - chapter 5 I think.

I'm fighting that battle as we speak. I'm looking at it and its gonna be at least 3 years from today that I'll have them paid off. It was a time of living life a little to carelessly and now its caught up with us - my wife and I - but we have destroyed the cards so that we can't put anything...

It's Clearfocus Window mesh