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Haha! Took me a minute to figure out you meant Oregon! When someone says OSU in my neck of the woods it's Ohio, and I was thinking that's a really strange looking buckeye.

Nice stuff! I saw the Turf Works truck on your Facebook the other day and thought it was a nice looking design.

Gary, I agree with Moze, but I'd use these beauties: http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-25ecodZ5yc1v/R-202982705/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=drywall+anchor&storeId=10051#.UTD9E6Xrxeo I discovered them about a year ago at HD and have been using them everywhere I can, they...

When we switched from SS21 to JVV we flushed and then did a few ink fills. Also replaced the dampers at that time, they were almost due so I figured that was as good a time as any to change them out. I would assume you're going to need to reprofile also, unless Triangle or your dealer are...

Welcome from Ohio!

Black coffee in the morning, and an extra-strength 5-hour energy around 2 in the afternoon... Sometimes my employees have to duct tape me down.

This was my gut thought too, It requires painting, but I would think a good fixture/cabinet/display shop (not your average kitchen cabinet maker, a huge cabinet factory that specializes in custom in-store retail fixtures) would probably be able to cut a high-quality .75 MDF or Extira and spray...

We have a CET 500H and are happy with it. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions!

You have a man crush on him too?! Glad I'm not the only one.

Oh, and I want their laminator.

This. Best wrap designer in the industry IMO.

In our experience it's residue from the wheel itself, not the paint discoloring. If it's the paint discoloring it would have more of a brownish tint to it and would look burnt. When the wheel leaves residue it looks more like a yellowish film on the surface.

Lacquer thinner takes that off well, we get that yellow almost every time we use the Zapper, we always wipe with lacquer thinner and it disappears.

Styrene prints great on our CET with 50 series inks. I run the lamps on low, especially on really thin poly to avoid any heat-related issues, but it sticks great. Only issue we run into with poly, again especially with thin stuff like 010 and 020 is if the belt has a lot of ink buildup on it...

Ha! Looking at it now! I have Premier too but have never even opened it, I have no time to learn another Adobe program...

Awesome Adam! What program did you use to edit the video? Making some videos for our Facebook page is on our looooong list of marketing must-dos this year, I'm not even sure where to start with it... Any advice?

PM me or email me some specs, I'll be glad to get you pricing!

If the print is full coverage, you might be okay. PHototex is a little transparent, but not necessarily see-though, so if the color is consistent across the entire wall, at worst your image might just be a little darker than you expected. We've used it many times on darker-colored walls and only...

Have you had issues with Phototex pulling apart at seams that are double-cut? We've used tons of the stuff and done hundreds of double-cut seams and to my knowledge none have ever separated, I'm curious if we're lucky or if you're unlucky...

Welcome from Dayton!!