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I just went back to Sal316's first forum post. Seems the company purchased the equipment for their own in house work. They stand to save a lot of money having you do it. Hopefully you are being well compensated. There is definitely a lot worse things you could be doing for work.

That's $43,000 Is this a company you work for? Are you making the decals with your equipment and installing them for your hourly rate?

Thanks! It is a screen print transfer. Otherwise known as a plastisol transfer. I think the design is too big for the onesie but this is just for practice and the prego wife really liked it. I know better than to argue with her

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="Command" data-cid="396830" data-time="1434397141"><p> time to hide the rapid tack next to the vodka my friend</p></blockquote> Ha Ha Now that wouldn't taste very good! Well it does smell kind of good soooo.... nah you better stick to the vodka. After you take inventory

Wally World had the best prices..... discounted 3 packs for $4. I bought a bunch of screen print transfers to try out and my wife just had to have this one...

Something tells me our buddy MoodyBlue probably has it. He is a F-150 guru.

I bought a cover from ProWorld but it feels more like a cotton T. I assumed it would be more Teflon like. Similar to the shiny iron board covers. Anyone care to toss me a link to a "better" option? Thanks

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If the business is strong enough to run 20 trucks it should have a healthy marketing/advertising budget. As mentioned above a good portion of the expense can be written off. Give the local sign shop the business and continue layin pipe. Good luck!

You need to use translucent or transparent. If you use solid vinyl it will appear black when the lights are on.

Zombies will always be in style.. I like it mr300s!

I started out laughin my A off but before long I was pretty concerned about the boy and what exactly he has been exposed to in his young life. Good chance we'll be reading about him in the news someday for a more serious crime.

I have many available. Send me your CC #

great knuckleheads think alike

Hmmm? Many companies don't use the periods. If it's an option for you try it without.

Well since everyone else is voicing their opinion...... I think you made bank on that job. But the JLM on the door looks off center. I know from the J to the last period it is center but that is not what the eye picks up. I would have built it with the L at top center and equally spaced the J & M on either side. I would have also tucked the periods in closer to the letters. Oh and your ~'s on the box side are not all evenly spaced.

No FB here either

looks like a weed lovers dream

Just sitting here thinking about possible uses for my 15x15 press. Is it possible to press several Koozies at once or is it best to roll out one at a time?

I have already confirmed even heat and pressure across the press. In theory it seems like I should be able to press 9 or 12 at once but I want to here from those who have done the same.

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote'data-author="xpaperman" data-cid="394255" data-time="1431752943"><p> Wet application.....LOL</p></blockquote> Would aide in getting a precise measurement between the mountain peaks as no two are the same.

I am looking at a mid 90's Mighty Press and have a few questions. Model # MPCL - Serial # 12975 Would this be a good first press? Should I be worried about a few scratches in the coating on the upper platen? Any common issues to look for when I see it in person? I plan on bringing a high quality IR Temp gun to check for even heat.

Makes sense goose thanks!

I will be using Siser Easy Weed which calls for medium pressure. How am I to determine what "medium" is on this machine? There really are no reference points.

Is this the one you have? http://mobile.walmart.com/ip/43879564