Muttley

I love it!

Just did a dozen hoodies. I used Jiffyshirts and ordered Gildan hoodies. Also used Sisser easyweed. Everything turned out great!

Start with a small desk top first. You will be in it for less money, and if it's not for you, the desktop can also print you invoices! Look around for some free samples of inkjet media and overlaminate, cut them down to fit in the desk top. This is currently what I am doing, until I can afford a larger printer.

Great work

+1 I got to see some of my work rolling down the street on the back of a car the other day, that was great!

Looks like I have some competition

Looks great What vinyl are you using?

A big to JPSS! I have an Epson with he Claria inks, and it works great. I have even done JPSS on dark shirts, it gave it an old / weathered / antiqued look. Muttley

I got sucked in....can't get out now! It helps me get through my work day

I looked through the instructions on how to build the $60 laser, looked as though it would work for your needs for now! Piece together the laser for now, and do a few engravings. If it takes off, you should surly be able to purchase a better unit later. I may even take a wack at building a laser engraver.... now where is the old DVD burner at???

Great Job As a side note, silicone and tape may not be enough to hold the foam letters up. Another trick is to run a screw down through the top of the letters, at an angle, and into the substraight/wall. Muttley

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John, I like to keep my options open, so if you finally decide on subbing out work to someone on the forum, do tell who and why you chose them! I would rather sub to someone on here than take a chance somewere else.

I just saw that image on a car at the gas station today! Good job!

I love the "Ocho"! Sorry I could not help, but would love to see what you come up with!

They look great! Remember that practice makes perfect, so practice allot on your own stuff.

Looks great! Thanks for sharing!

Hey everyone, I am looking for a 2005-2008 Nissan Frontier vehicle template. The truck is a crew cab (4 door) long bed. I could use any of the configurations as well. Thanks in advance for the help! Muttley

I like the finished product, good job!

Looks good, lets eat!

Nice

All right, this may turn into more of a rant than anything else, but here goes. I did a lettering job for my local Taekwondo school. It was inside, on the wall above the mirrors. Basic test measuring 16" high (big, long wall!). The wall has a light texture and a few coats of semigloss paint. Because they do allot of exercise in the same room, and the wall was textured, I used Oracal 651. I wanted a stronger tack than the 631. I cleaned the wall with an alcohol based cleaner, squeegeed the decal to the wall and used the tennis ball trick to work the vinyl down into the small crevasses. Here is the issue. Now it is 6 weeks later, and some of the lettering is beginning to "peel" away from the wall. I have been asked to go back and fix this decal. I explained to the customer that there may be an issue before installation, but did not put anything in writing on the invoices, (I know, dumb-a$$ me!). I have no issue going back over the decal again with the tennis ball/squeegee, but I am not going to re-cut the entire thing. Here is my questions for all of you. Should I have used something else in this situation? Is there something that I can use to remedy this issue? What are your opinions on this? I will be going out and inspecting the issue in the next 2-3 days. I will take some pictures for reference if any one is interested. I will also update you all on any other issues that arise, and my solution (if any?) to this situation. Thanks for reading. Muttley

So when are you putting the 20" chrome wheels on? Nice truck!

Looks great! What vinyl is that green?