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This one's headed for NHB:popcorn:

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Don't "copy" anything....But a good exercise would be to take a good look at Rick's designs. Then without looking at them again, try your best to reproduce some of them from the inspiration of seeing them, with your own skills and tools to the best of your ability.

Here's one of my favorites that they played last night: "Cherry" :rock-n-roll:

LurkZilla....Lurkasaurus....the lurkster....lurkus maximus......wow!

I played 2 different gigs with 2 different bands, put on 150 miles. Played this afternoon with my main band Border Patrol, along with 8 other bands for a breast cancer fundraiser. We played from 3-4 pm then I had to tear down and haul ass to make sound check at 6pm for the evening show with...

That's one I have found since the original post and looks like a good resource also. thanks!

You don't know where Meptar is???? It might be really close to Minnesota. - Thanks!

Awesome links, thanks!

I don't do many of these types of signs but have someone wanting one. They don't want the standard square sign but one with some sort of arched top design. I'll be providing them the finished kit and they'll be using someone else to set the posts and install the kit. Any sources would be great...

Best wishes!

Jhill, I found the same file in about 8 seconds! Google "Matco tools" filetype:pdf

In addition to a worn strip, it also sounds like you may have your knife blade sticking out too far. It shouldn't be able to reach far enough to cut any deeper than the thickness of the vinyl.

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Started part time in 1998 while working in the Auto Body industry. Quit the day job in 2001 to do this full time.

To the local customers, it means more to have a guarantee of the work to hold up than any certification would. National or big corporate clients would also expect a guarantee but I think the certification would help a whole bunch when trying to land the new account for sure.

Yes, That's very interesting, indeed. As Gino said, He had two? 3M certified installers who were crap and another non-certified guy who is great. No? Obviously, being able to market your shop as having certified installers with a warranty on the installation is a big plus. BUT...does the...

Looks like it's well worth it for the web design program alone. And I can see lots of time where that stretch feature would come in quite handy. Thanks! Think I'll be picking up a copy of that soon.

It's impressive but I have a hard time seeing a practical use for it really. I mean, if you intend to use it to create images for commercial use, then I would think there are all sorts of ethical questions that come up. I'm guessing it would really be hit or miss, mostly miss in using photos...

I don't think it's the real Sergio...I think it's Cappy. :ROFLMAO: