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you might be able to find someone who can do heat transfers semi locally or a member/merchant on here. but if not, then email my friend Luke Boerum lukeb@stran.com he has always done me well on promo stuff like keychains, temporary tattoos etc

??? LOL :thankyou:

I ended up just running a really low dryer heat on banners and setting the base point then advancing the material like 10 inches prior to printing, so it isnt heating that first spot so much.. I agree on humidity, misalignment and the middle pinch roller. also towards then end of vinyl...

that design is going to look really great on shirts :thumb:

I knew by posts that I had read on here over the past month that you knew your ****!! Cheers. :thumb: OldPaint, Awesome Awesome story/post.. I love it.. real talent is hard to come by, I wish I had an artistic talent, be it paint, music or whatever.. kudos man.. :notworthy: and to anyone...

lol im posting from my phone, so nothing lengthy, just 2 things. Then cheers and have a good night sir. 1 - I would consider Fred more of an authority on forums than you, why, because he owns a successful one. - I would assume you are more of an authority on sign business and products than I...

:thankyou: :banghead: LOL Happy sunday everyone!

Lol @visual A guy that I do some printing for deals with roundtrackers and hates them!

Im writing about p****s who attack other people on forums and make assumptions about them based upon no knowledge Id say owning a large forum makes me more of an authority on members bagging newbies than say owning a sign shop in texas makes me an authority to give out unsolicited advice and...

Uh oh that might be stealing! LOL Here ya go phototec, you may want to read what she just posted again, if you dont understand it then you are the loser (just fyi, note that word has one o) So lets recap. I clearly read the OP's first post, and while she MIGHT need helpful advice from...

:goodpost: Thanks I was thinking about velcro for transport purposes.. LOL and yeah I have a 20k printer and banner material laying here.. ill not be subbing this out for my own company just to be used in 5 sets of pics, and where new sponsors may jump in mid year so id have to change logos...

thanks guys.. obviously all common sense stuff. I wanted to make sure that there wasnt some magical way that I as a newbie would never have known about the amish buggy place sounds fun

I searched (banner backdrop, seam backdrop, etc etc) couldnt find a solid answer. I have a smaller printer VS-420 and one of the projects im doing for my event company this summer will be a podium backdrop (sponsor logos etc), made from 36" banner material total = 8' tall x 9' wide (or so)...

because the pictures of the burgers at mcdonalds always look like the ones that come in the wrappers.. who cares, its a local shop somewhere, that has ZERO effect on you.. they need some promo stuff to fill the walls, big deal They asked in a nice humble way. maybe their shop vehicle is a...

i think its an awesome idea, but 29.95 per city is pricey when for instance, there are 6 "cities" within 5 miles of me.. would I pay for each city?

Interested in the 38" Im up in frisco, can you email me please? wcsign@yahoo.com Thanks

I have yet to find any, we wrap sportbikes all the time, we really need to start taking great pics and measurements then start selling templates ourselves lol

thanks guys

:thankyou: LOL I instantly hit X or back whenever I see a site like that. For the Watsons Sign gentleman, your site is nice, It takes time to get rankings in google.. the best thing you can do is not download any of that seo crap or pay anyone.. search for generic terms that...

whats the website?