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so im still rockin flexi 8.1 and PS CS2....no real issues other than just need ing some more space to save files.. i still operate on XP...and i know it aint "technically supported" anymore ( very cleaver)... but i hace heard various inputs that that both programs i have will work if i go up to...

Has anyone done work for Servpro franchise owners? Vehicles that are bright green… Need to wrap one that said their PMS code is 368 but was looking at the oracal and avery wraping cast charts and the grass Green looks pretty damn close...didn't know if anyone had gone that route thanks

i guess it is good we are wearing one out, but how do you replace the wheel? we got one, but cant seem to get the apparatus opened up to pull the old one out and put the new in...looked on the site and utube but they just show applications. dont want to tug too hard an dbreak it,,, and have to...

DAP makes a crystal clear silicon, that is more clear than standard silly...used it before, no problems and actually hard to detect until you are right up on it

primer 94 them and wrap over, weve done about a dozen or so this way with good results

of course, didnt have that one. thanks

This i sure is simple, but its stumping me..any ideas Thought it was Bauhaus but too many differences

PS can look intimidating at first, but take time to learnit and your business will expload, due to the amount of flexibility you have. i use CS2 still and toggle between Flexi 8.1...learned photashop via you tube and man its powerful 9 dangerous in the right hands)...i fought it ffor awhile...

if it is pointless, how do you see out when it rains...cause all the holes fill up with water..Big liability i think if ever anyone pressed the issue of why they bumped into or wrecked a vehicle...i would check your local state laws regardless to see if it has been addressed

anybody using the new 3M wrap film thats supposed to be Eco friendly and have a 50% stretch? ive seen a fat girl stretch spandex...but doesnt mean i want to buy some:rock-n-roll:...doesnt it still boil down to the inks and we all have stretched something just a hair to far and got a little...

Well update folks. apparently good design and sticking to your guns does still hold some weight. i will be printing and installing the job in about a week...believe i will opt for a beer instead of coffee...:)

effectively. most tanks are done in two pieces.regardless. heat. patience. heat. patience...primer 94

oh i aint new, just noticing a trend seems like. been doing 15 years worth, survived couple recessions...so must been doing something right

the only list ye need worry about is the list of referrals and what the customers are saying about you and your work to others...thats what matters and your work should speak for itself...I have listened very hard, but i have yet to hear a piece of paper(certification) utter a word

Wassup with most places low balling the s**T out of wrap quotes? I up sell everything if possible. The material/printing basically cost us all the same thing, and we all know that. Sell your skill of application and more so, ( hopefully) your skill for design and quality mobile art...i recently...

actually takes less time than heating and setting the rivots with the vinyl over them....roller pro or not:rock-n-roll:

heres my 2 cents worth ( well 1.5 cent worth...fiscal cliff) certs are as about as good as the paper they are printed on...and you can still whipe your a** with alot of them and get the same result.... learn the trade. learn the tricks. learn the solutions. and hone your skills daily. thats what...

anybody seen the youtube vid with the propane wand used to post set heat the vinyl ( which i hope everyone is doing anyway)...i normally use a heat gun and just take my time. i tried this with the big wand, it left some smoke marks on the vinyl, luckily came off. any thoughts...i normally hit...

thats like saying i got a joke and not giving the punch line... i been trimming and tucking for those handles. looks fine, but can see seem when you are right up on it..so whats the trick

i do alot of chevy express vans. use 3M CV3. with primer. start vinyl in slowly to make contact with your felt covered squeege. start at middle and work outward to either side using a 3M roller and heat gun held just ahead of the roller. this softens the vinyl memory and push the air out of the...