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Looking for a outline or blacked out pump shotgun design like an 870 or something close. Thanks!

Thanks!

Nice, but I guess I should have said a tactical one, lol. Going on a zombie response logo. Got one in tactical version?

Yes, I am looking for a gnome. one I can cut out in a single color. Thanks.

OK, so I want to start simple by cutting vinyl for store hours, store name and the like on business doors and such. How would you go about breaking the ice so to speak? Would you take along a basic sheet with examples and pictures? What would you do? Any input would be helpful.

I need help finding either an image that I can use right off, or trace in scalp. Preferably not too detailed like a photo. I am looking for an apple grinder/press. like attached image. All the ones I can find are too detailed to trace well in scalp. Picture is just to give you an idea of what they look like. Does not need to be exact.

That works PERFECT! I have been looking on google for too long and found nothing close to a drawing like that. About all I kept finding was pictures of actual ones. Thanks a bunch!

Anyone know this font? I know I have seen it before but I can't find it now.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder they say.

Thanks. I did find one that is close. NPS1935. But the only thing wrong is that the O is symmetrical not thinner on the right side as in the picture. But it will work for what I'm doing. Thanks for the help. I get eyestrain looking for a font sometimes.

Ok, so I am in need of 1 banner blank 3' x 8'. It seems all I the better I can find online is about $26 shipped for one blank. Anyone know of a better place, or would one of you guys that make your own mind selling me a 3x8 foot banner blank? I'm not at the stage to buy a roll and make my own. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Chuck.

I'm going to stick with 13 oz if at all possible. It will be put up and down multiple times and i'm not sure about taped hems so I think i'd like to stick with sewn hems. Thanks for trying guys.

Cant get sign blazer to save in .eps format. It wont let me select that. I am at a loss.....

Looking for a material that would be able to be printed on, then put through cutter to contour cut the design out, and applied to t-shirt. Is there such a material? Does it come on rolls, sheets? Want to be able to do a multi color design or photo realistic as possible. Thanks

Cool. Either way I bought the HP for printing on vinyl so it's ok if it isnt pigment. I will have to check on that. I need to go pick it up soon also. It is nice to know about the cis systems for desk top printers. Thanks Jay!

Ok. I have seen the picture of the shirt with the church on it that you did while browsing here. I have a question on the difference between solvent and pigment printers. Is a pigment printer one that has liquid color cartridges or powder like a laser printer? I picked up an older HP 5000c from a friend. I thought $300 was a good deal for a 54 inch printer. Just want to see what I can do with it. Later after googling this some....... ok, so it may be overkil to do a tshirt with the hp5000, lol. But I see the cis kit is pretty awesome for a desktop printer like that. I remember years ago printing an iron on, on some paper with my home pc and printer and put it on a shirt. Can't really remember the results though.

I will give that a try. Just got SBE and know nothing about it. I'll post back and see if it works for me. One question about SBE, when i go to import an image sometimes it loads the previews up but when it gets so many it crashes and closes on me. Any idea of why?

Um, yeah i'd like to know what you did also. It loaded for me too.

I can't open eps files in scalp. Is there something that converts them other than the online website that does it? I just dont like the idea of uploading to them.

My own drawing applied on wifes car. A few problems but no biggies. Used the water and dish soap application fluid. Had some problems getting the greenstar vinyl to stick on the ends and a few other spots on the first side. Though it was because I had it too wet, but not sure. The other side had a few more bubbles to get out, but I didn't use as much fluid. What's the trick, practice? Experiment? Use a real application fluid? Chuck

True, you do have a point there.

This is all new for me, so pardon all the simple stuff I post. I made a small 2 color layered sticker. I did it the hard way just to experiment. This actually has 4 different layers when I could have just done it in 2, but I just was playing around with lining things up. I had to really lay on the homade application fluid to get it to move around, but it did enough to get it pretty close. I used triangles for orientation on all four sides of my design, but when i laid one over the top, at least one was off about 1/8 of an inch. Not sure why. I'm using scalp. The locator marks never moved when i cut the 4 layers, so not sure whats going on there. I was able to line them up for the most part though with the other marks. Any way, here it is before and after I laid the last layer.

Nice! I hope to do some blasting on glass soon. A friend of mine did it and said it turned out real nice. He put his last name and some intricate designs on the bottom of a clear glass casserole dish so it could be identified at pot lucks and such for his mom.

Lol, that was back in the day when I used to drink a LOT of Full Throttle. I worked at Coca-Cola back then and got a good discount. It might make things go faster, but probably not stick any better, lol. I made a simple decal for advertising and put that in the back window of the wife's car also. Now to pound the pavement around home town and see if I can drum up some business for some easy window stuff.

This was my excercise in weeding. Took me 35 minutes.