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i got a call from a designer that asked me for a lighweight flat substrate to apply the signs she got from another source. i said....why not just apply them? "they cost too much to just apply when they are going to paint in a few months" wow i said, then i offered a few suggestions...

yeah two people will eliminate 90 percent of those issues, me thinks.

i use my phone for texting and emails more than actual.....talking.

as soon as AT&T doesnt suck here, i'll have an iphone. Until then i have a BB storm 2. kinda hate it...but i like the BB interface. Droid is WAY faster than my BB though...no comparison. I wish i went droid.

i just printed a bunch of stuff on oracal 210 laminate...if you have laminate in stock you can experiment with that.

hello from New Hampshire. become a member..it'll pay for itself in no time....:signs101:

snacks: lightly salted chips monterey jack cheese and town house crackers kettle corn and 1 burger IS a snack....you are correct :)

atleast his dad ran a steel mill.....wow. love applying the shadows one at a time...

i just did some of these...use a Big Squeegee to laminate a layer of 3164 on the backs...did 300 2" round decals in no time.... just be mindful of the reg. marks and they are no problemo.

uh huh. :thumb:

as long as our season ender actually happens the weekend before, I'm pretty sure I'm in too :)

welcome from a sign shop wedged into a Frame Shop in NH...haha.

AWESOME work...holy crap.

thanks for posting Flame...i'll stick to brand O. :)

a newb like me just hopes 1 in 10 sent gets a reply...haha. j.k. everyone i've pmed with questions has helped and been awesome.

very nice!

i couldnt seem to make this work, but i did buy some ulano film for our Epson r2400 and it prints beautiful positives with no special ink. yes i can see light through them (not opaque at all)...but the uv inhibitors in the stock ink allow it to make awesome positives. i was all worried...

higher end race car stuff: oracal crashers and cheap bastids get: THIS the HH stuff works and looks good, but it's brittle and can't conform much.

one...left shoulder. couldn't find a pic. I've never left anything I spent any considerable time with "stock". Why would I leave me stock either? some day i'll get something done By Joe Capobianco, Paul Booth or one of his mignions, or Tim Harris or....

i use the top of our dry mount press. very smooth and flat. and i found that the FDC lam i had worked WAY better than 210. the fdc was simply a push and go application. perfect every time. 210 was a PIA.